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Makes flexible and elastic edges perfect for the edge on a ribbed top down sock, ribbed cuff edges etc.
The white thread we use are waste yarn that we pull out later. After casting on, the sts with the white thread around are P sts. Knit the K sts, and lift the P sts with yarn in front of work.
After 4 rows (more if thinner yarn) you pull out the waste yarn and continue in rib, now working both K and P sts.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS Extra 0-535

DROPS Extra 0-535
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Country flag Lisbeth Madsen wrote:

Jeg bruger altid metoden, når jeg strikker strømper. Kanten bliver meget elastisk. Husk at maskeantallet skal være ulige. Efter 1. p. fortsætter jeg på strømpepinde. 3. og 5. omg. strikkes således: 1 m løs af som til en vr.m men med garnet bag pinden. I slutningen af 5. omg. strikkes de sidste 2 m. vr. sammen.

19.01.2011 - 20:39

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