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How to knit a domino square
Make several for your starting row. Then pick up sts along sides of two squares and work another square. Always make sure to slip 1st st on each row, and knit the last one, then you will have a nice edge on the square to pick up sts in afterwards.
WS rows: knit if you are working in garter, purl if stockinette.
RS rows: knit all sts and work middle 3 sts together to 1 stitch by: slip 1, K2 tog, pass slipped st over.
Pull yarn through last st on square.
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Patterns using this technique
Video #99, listed in: Learn to knit, Texture Knitting, Domino
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Fatima Marchi wrote:
Me encanta este tipo de tejido modular y encuentro que esta explicado en manera facil y accecible tambien para una principiante como yo. Felicitaciones!
08.10.2009 - 04:37