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What is a round yoke?

In this DROPS video we show you some examples on what a round yoke is. A yoke is the upper part of for example a shirt, dress, sweater or jacket.

Patterns using this technique

DROPS 133-3

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Video #833, listed in: Learn to knit, Knitting Yoke Techniques, Knitting tips & tricks, Other knitting tips & tricks

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Country flag Laurien Stegeman wrote:

Mijn vraag is al beantwoord.bedankt.

31.01.2023 - 21:40

Country flag Laurien Stegeman wrote:

Ik bedoel om de pas breien. vervolg van 24 januari. bedankt.laurien.

25.01.2023 - 08:19

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Dag Laurien,

Helaas begrijp ik je vraag niet, omdat ik het andere deel mis. Had je die misschien bij een patroon geplaatst?

31.01.2023 - 21:36

Country flag Laurien Stegeman wrote:

Ben een natuurtrui aan het breien van linka neumann. mijn vraag is welke steken moet ik op de rondbreipen zetten?

24.01.2023 - 17:57

Country flag Alessandra wrote:

Impossibile sentire

08.01.2022 - 22:02

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Buonasera Alessandra, i video DROPS non hanno audio perchè vengono visualizzati da centinaia di persone in tutto il mondo. E' sufficiente seguire il video e leggere la descrizione sottostante. Buon lavoro!

08.01.2022 - 23:07

Country flag Patricia wrote:

¡Excelente video! Por fin logré aclarar la duda de qué es 'yoke' en una pieza tejida. Muchísimas gracias.

15.06.2021 - 03:52

Country flag Bozena wrote:

Thank you for posting the video. It was difficult for me to figure out what yoke . Your video was very helpful

03.06.2021 - 06:54

Country flag Silvina wrote:

Cómo se toman las medidas para hacer un canesu Gracias

01.05.2021 - 15:31

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Hola Silvina, se mide por el centro del delantero, desde el borde de montaje hacia abajo.

09.05.2021 - 19:43

Country flag Reindl Cornelia wrote:

Sehr geehrte Damen und Herren, ich stricke das Drops 207-6 und habe die Passe gestrickt. Die Strickanleitung ist dann sehr unklar. Was ist ein Rumpfteil und wie setzen sich die 258 Maschen zusammen. Werden die beiden Vorderteile und das Rückenteil in einem Stück gearbeitet? mit freundlichen Grüßen Cornelia Reindl

10.09.2019 - 21:17

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Liebe Frau Cornelia, Mandal Jacket wird von oben nach unten gestrickt, dh zuerst stricken Sie die Halsblende, dann die Rundpasse (es wird in A.1 für die gesamte Breite der Rundpasse zugenommen), dann teilen Sie die Maschen für die Ärmel und stricken Sie dann nur die Maschen von beiden Vorderteil + Rückenteil + die neuen Maschen, die unter den Arm angeschlagen werden = es ist das Rumpfteil, das untere Teil von der Jacke, nach Armloch bis untere Kante. Viel Spaß beim stricken!

11.09.2019 - 08:08

Country flag Elisabeth wrote:

Ist die Passe spiegelverkehrt zu häkeln? Ich habe das Modell 169-16 gehäkelt die Passe ist in Grösse S nun fertig wenn ich diese vor mir liegen hab, hab ich auf der rechten Seite 3 Maschen vor der Markierung für den Ärmel und auf der Linken Seite 4 Maschen, es wurde genau nach Diagramm gearbeitet. Die Gesamtanzahl (251 Masche) Stimmen auch.

21.08.2019 - 11:29

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Liebe Elisabeth, bei 169-16 wird die Passe von oben nach unten gehäkelt und es müsste mit den 251 M so verteilt werden: A.6, A.2.a 6 x in der Breite, 8 Lm (unter dem Arm), A.2a x 12, 8 Lm, A.2a x 6 und A.8. Am besten zeigen Sie Ihrem Laden Ihr Strickstück (auch im Foto per Mail); so kann man Ihnen am besten weiterhelfen. Viel Spaß beim häkeln!

21.08.2019 - 16:10

Country flag Alexandra wrote:

Könnt ihr auch mal ein Video machen in dem eine rundpasse gestrickt wird

03.02.2017 - 20:18

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