Here the second snood! to follow up the post of the day. Done in a jiffy needle # 10! Model No. 17 (No. 042-T10-129) accessories catalog Phildar No. 42. This is typically the model can be done by a beginner-mesh wool and hides the flaws. it rises more quickly, we are very quickly reached the end of 5 balls that are only 25 m each .
SNOOD Maxiplume Polar
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Needles No. 10 (I knitted No. 9 because I tended with this wool knitting loose).
Sample:
Make a sample to 10cm jersey needle. No. 10 = 6 sts and 10 rows. To make this
snood: climb 14 stitches, aig.10, knitting jersey. A 190 cm (I got to 180 cm with needles No. 9), cast off all stitches loosely. Fold in two and sew the ends together by invisible seam.
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