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Crochet: Wrist warmers with fans and lace pattern

In this DROPS video we show you how to work the wrist warmers in DROPS 167-9. We have another sts no. in the video, but we show how to work chart A.1, A.2 and A.X. We show round 1-14, round 15-17 is the same as round 1-3 and the edge (A.X) at the end, is the same as round 4-7. But REMEMBER - you will also need to read the pattern and look at the chart to be able to follow. To see the pattern to this wrist warmers, go to:
DROPS 167-9

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Video #916, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Crochet Accessories, Crochet patterns, Mittens & Wrist Warmers / Crochet Patterns

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Country flag Birgit Melchior wrote:

Danke, für die schnelle Hilfe. Jetzt ist der Groschen gefallen. Vielen Dank Birgit

29.09.2016 - 19:50

Country flag Birgit Melchior wrote:

Ich meinte natürlich Luftmaschen...Schreibfehler...sorry

29.09.2016 - 00:11

Country flag Birgit Melchior wrote:

Ich verstehe die 3 RD nicht. Ich komme nicht auf 11 Bögen. Ich komme immer auf 12 oder 13. Was heisst 11 Bögen und 2 Luftmassen? Das habe ich so noch nie bei einer Anleitung gelesen. Bei dem Film kann man die Enden der Runden nicht richtig erkennen. Das Diagramm hilft gerade am Anfang und Ende der RD auch nicht. Ich bin ratlos, hatte noch nie so Schwierigkeiten mit einer Anleitung. LG Birgit

29.09.2016 - 00:07

DROPS Design :

Liebe Frau Melchior, bei der 3. Rd häkeln Sie so: 4 Lm (= A.1 + 1 Lm), 1 Stb um den ersten Lm-Bogen, *2 Lm, 1 Stb um den nächsten Lm-Bogen*, von *-* bis Rd-Ende wdh (= 11 x insgesamt = 11 Bögen mit je 2 LM), und dann mit 1 Lm und 1 Kett-M in 3. Lm des Rd-Beginns enden = jetzt haben Sie 11 Lm-Bögen (mit je 2 Lm) und 2 Lm (1 Lm nach A.1 und 1 Lm vor A.1, dh vor dem Kett-M.).

29.09.2016 - 10:07

Country flag Adrienne wrote:

No sound. I don't understand what "skip ch 1, 1 dc in each of next 5 ch* means... skip next chain, then ch 1, then 1dc in each of next 5 ch? Is that what you mean? Or do you mean skip next chain, 1dc in each of next 5 ch?

06.03.2016 - 00:09

DROPS Design :

Dear Adrienne, Our videos do not have sound. We are a worldwide company and our videos are watched by people around the world, speaking different languages, many of whom do not understand English. We have therefore written instructions to accompany this video, and there is no sound to disturb while watching. On very first round, you will crochet 5 dc over 6 ch, ie skip every 6th ch - working that will allow an elastic edge. Happy crocheting!

07.03.2016 - 11:04

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