How to knit the beginning of the back piece on the jacket in DROPS 166-34

In this DROPS video we show you how to start knitting the back piece on the Blue Danube jacket in DROPS 166-34. We cast on less sts than in the pattern. We show 4 increases and 2 eyelet pattern, and we fast forward the easy sections.

This jacket is made in DROPS Delight and DROPS Kid-Silk, 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 166-40

Video #792, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Women, Knitting patterns, Jackets & Jumpers

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Pilar wrote:

Thanks for the clear explanation 😊 I was trying before and I couldn't but now with this video all is ok.

20.11.2020 - 08:40

Pilar wrote:

Thanks for the clear explanation 😊 I was trying before and I couldn't but now with this video all is ok.

20.11.2020 - 08:40

Gabriele wrote:

Hallo liebes drops-team! Ich komme einfach in den Rundungen mit den Umschlägen überhaupt nicht zurecht,bei mir gehen die Maschen nie auf,es bleibt immer eine übrig! Was mache ich falsch oder stimmt etwas mit der Anleitung nicht? Für eien schnelle Antwort wäre ich euch dankbar, liebe Grüße, Gabriele

05.10.2017 - 21:43

DROPS Design :

Liebe Gabriele, bitte beachten, daß Sie die richtigen Umschlaganzahl stricken, und auch oben zwischen den Umschläge: "Über die 2 M, die zwischen den Umschlägen re gestr werden, nicht im Lochmuster str, sondern diese M stets kraus re str - wenn das Lochmuster über eine ungerade M-Zahl gearb wird, die letzte M re str." Viel Spaß beim stricken!

06.10.2017 - 09:39

Lenie wrote:
In de ronding kom ik niet uit met oogjespatroon heb 5 steken voor de 2 steken die niet meegenomen worden dus 2 r samen omsl 2 r samen omsl dan heb ik nog 1 st voor de 2 steken die ik altijd rechts moet breien is dit juist
04.10.2015 - 09:04

Lenie wrote:
In de ronding kom ik niet uit met oogjespatroon heb 5 steken voor de 2 steken die niet meegenomen worden dus 2 r samen omsl 2 r samen omsl dan heb ik nog 1 st voor de 2 steken die ik altijd rechts moet breien is dit juist
04.10.2015 - 04:06

Nadia wrote:
Il y'a une erreur dans l'explication à propos du nombre de maille en rapport avec les tailles
22.09.2015 - 22:06

DROPS Design :

Bonjour Nadia, la vidéo montre la façon de tricoter cette partie du modèle, sur un nombre de mailles différent effectivement, mais la technique sera la même, quelle que soit la taille choisie. Pensez à bien suivre les explications pour votre taille en regardant la vidéo. Bon tricot!
23.09.2015 - 11:22

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