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How to assembly the stole in DROPS 166-45

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In this DROPS video we show 2 different ways of assembling the Victorian Charm stole in DROPS 166-45.
First, we show how we sew pieces together, cast-off edge against cast off edge to off edge, then we show how we sew pieces together with grafting/kitchener sts when the work is put on a thread / needle.

This stole is made in DROPS Lace, but in the video we knit with a thicker yarn, DROPS Snow.

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

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 166-45

DROPS 166-45
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Video #786, listed in: Assembly Videos, Pattern tutorials, Sew together, Sew together a knitted piece, Knitting patterns

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Country flag Dena Manson wrote:

Very difficult to follow what is happening in this video, choosing a different colour yarn and less movement on the swatch patch could help a lot. Explaining the stitching method vocally or by subtitle would be helpful too. I tried to follow this video and found it impossible.

17.01.2022 - 23:26

Country flag Mette Børstad wrote:

Savner en video over hvordan man strikker belegg fast i arbeidet.

21.04.2016 - 15:28

Country flag Jocelyne wrote:

Un gros merci, pour cette vidéo. Vous m'avez vraiment aidé.

28.09.2015 - 13:15

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