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Tips for Releasing the Temporary Crochet Chain of a Provisional Cast On
After you have made your strip of lace long enough for this month’s project, Lace-Edged Doily, the temporary crochet chain of the provisional cast on used to start the lace edging can be removed as the first step of preparing for the invisible join.
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How long is long enough? measure-as-you-go easy method
How do you know how long you need to make your lace edging so that it fits nicely around your fabric center doily? If you are exactly getting the gauge specified in the Lace-edged Doily pattern (i.e. Lace edging repeat … Continue reading
5 Tips for Selecting a Perfect Waste Thread
Waste thread – (in knitting) a temporary thread that will be removed later Although the term “waste thread” is widely accepted in knitting instructions, I feel it is somewhat a misnomer. To me it implies something that has no value. I … Continue reading
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Starting the Lace Doily Edging: Provisional Cast On
The lace edging for this month’s doily project is knitted flat, but we will want to eventually join the beginning and end of the strip invisibly into a circle to go around the cloth doily center. For the Quick Lace-edged Baby … Continue reading
How you slip does matter
This month’s project for the lace-edged towel has a selvedge stitch along the straight edge that is inelastic, maximizes durability, and a nubby texture for easy attaching to the towel: Inelastic: because the lace edging will be sewn to a … Continue reading
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SSP (Slip Slip Purl) Technique
In the August project for Spiraling Diamonds Lace-edged Towel, the Knitted Lace areas of the lace edging stitch pattern necessitate ssp decreases on the Wrong Side rows that will mirror the ssk decreases on Right Side rows. The ssp decrease … Continue reading
Ornament Ball Tips for the Christmas in July project
In the Shopping List for the Christmas in July project I suggested – 1 ornament ball, 7.5” circumference. If you have trouble finding a satin ornament, you may need to substitute a more readily available glass ball. The circumference of the … Continue reading
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Tagged circumference, diameter, ornament ball, satin ornament
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