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Wave pattern in DROPS 163-17
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Video #776, listed in: Learn to knit, Pattern tutorials, Texture Knitting, Wave & Zig Zag, Home, Knitting patterns, Blankets
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Karen Delaney wrote:
Whom ever it is demonstrating this pattern has not read the instructions. I watched the video a number of times thinking I had missed something but I hadn't. This demo drops both yarn over wraps from the next row instead of dropping just one and knitting the other. Knitting the way the video shows will result in 6 less stitches for each pattern repeat.
01.09.2015 - 11:14DROPS Design :
Dear Mrs Delaney, on last row from WS in diagram we show in the video how to K 1st yo and drop 2nd yo = only 1 of the 2 yo's are worked, number of sts will be constant (compensated by the dec made on previous row). Happy knitting!
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Karen Delaney wrote:
My apologies. I am so used to yarn over wraps being done as part of the knit stitch that I missed them as being done independently. So it wasn't the last row of the pattern I was having an issue with it was the pattern row. My brain was having a discombobulation obviously - lol. All is good now and I know I didn't say it before but I do love your patterns. Would be even better if I could get your wool as well.
03.09.2015 - 01:40