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How to crochet the cabel (relief stitch) in A.1 in 166-31

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In this video we show how to crochet the cable following chart A.1 for the mittens in DROPS 166-31.

These mittens are made in DROPS Nepal, but in the video we crochet with a thicker yarn, DROPS Snow.

You must read the pattern and look a the chart to be able to follow. You’ll find the pattern by clicking on the picture below.

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DROPS 166-13

DROPS 166-13
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Video #753, listed in: Crochet Videos, Pattern tutorials, Crochet textures, Crochet Accessories, Crochet patterns, Mittens & Wrist Warmers / Crochet Patterns

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