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– 61.5 (63, 65.5, 66.5, 68, 70.5) .
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Plymouth Yarn DK Merino Superwash (100% ; 120 / 50 ) – 9 (10, 11, 12, 13, 15) , 3 2.5 .
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Set of loops pigtail
Easy and fast set of loops on one needle with a hook . When used in this method, a set of knitting loops you get a neat smooth edge that is suitable for further knitting stitch front, since the edge is not twisted and not stretched. Also, this method is perfect if you want to get an edge with open loops.
To start a set of loops to make primary loop hook, located on the left hand needle, get a working thread for needle. Then grab the hook before the main thread needle and pull it through the initial loop.
On needle formed the first loop of the initial series.
Next, move the working yarn over needle, again * grab hook needle and thread to work even following an air loop chain, and the spoke recruited new loop.
Again kiddle working thread for needle and repeat from * until you get to the required number of needle loops.
Then loop the hook put it on and start knitting needle selected pattern.
For the set of loops of open loop type the initial number of additional loops thread, cut the thread and secure the last loop, passing through it, the end of the thread.
Then knit a few rows of warp yarn, it's easy to dismiss the pigtail releasing loop.Since the initial series is a chain of stitches, it will be enough to dissolve the fixed loop and gently pull the thread.
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