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sacullorac 6142088
"Yes, this pattern, as written, is very confusing. I copied and pasted into a word document and simplified it by putting into row by row. Hope this helps as they a cute little booties."
sacullorac 6142088
"Hi, Row 17 is missing a step. It reads BO4, k2tog(x4), k16 (32 sets). It should read BO4, k12, k2tog(x4), k16 (32 sets). There are also rows that I feel should be p2tog instead of k2tog, but it still works ok."
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"The cable cast on is where you place one stitch on the needle and use the knit a stitch technique to increase the stitches until the required number of stitches are on the needle, I found a tutorial online here- https//www.wikihow.com/Knit-a-Cable-Cast-On"
Lisa
"The 80 stitches are the base cast on, you are increasing every stitch in the 3rd row once and the 6th row 3 times, giving you a total working length of 1280 stitches after all increases are completed."

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