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How to assembly the socks in DROPS 167-34

In this DROPS video we show you how to assembly the Jupiter socks in DROPS 167-34. In the video we show size 35/37, and we have knitted half the amount of ridges than stated in the pattern. When the pattern says knit 6 ridges, we knitted 3 and when the pattern says knit 12 ridges we knitted 6. The result in the video is looking a bit different than the original, but it is the same sock just with fewer ridges.

These slippers are made in DROPS Fabel, but in the video we work with a thicker yarn, DROPS Snow.

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

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DROPS 167-34

DROPS 167-34
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Video #966, listed in: Pattern tutorials, Socks and Slippers, Sew together a knitted piece, Knitting patterns

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Country flag Marlene Tapley wrote:

My question is about the left sock, is it add 6 sts at beginning of the row on the right side or beginning of the row on the wrong side?

20.08.2019 - 01:33

DROPS Design :

Dear Mrs Tapley, everything that was worked from WS will be now worked from RS and reversed, on right socks you cast on 6 new stitches at the end of row from WS, on left sock you will now cast on 6 new sts at the end of row from RS. Happy knitting!

20.08.2019 - 09:38

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