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Pick up stitches between two fans in DROPS 149-42

In this DROPS video we show you how to pick up stitches between two fans for the jumper in DROPS 149-42. We pick up the stitches from the left edge of first fan (seen from RS) and pick up 1 st in every ridge in garter st and approx. 1 st in every row with eyelet holes = 22 st, and then we pick up 23 st in the same manner along the right edge of the second fan. We finish with one K row from the WS. Please note that we work with a smaller amount of stitches than stated in the pattern, so REMEMBER - you will also need to read the pattern to be able to follow. To see the pattern for this jumper, go to:
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DROPS 149-42

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DROPS 149-42

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Video #937, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Women, Knitting patterns, Jackets & Jumpers

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Is there no speech with this video? I can see what is needed to do,but speech would also be helpful. Thanks

13.04.2023 - 20:18

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