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"The pattern is not very clear. The stripe pattern is different from the directions . Is there supposed to be 2 increases at the center back also? Looking at the poncho it looks like there are more rows of the darker and more of the lighter color. Complete correct directions would be appreciated. Thank you."
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"I remember back in the 80's it was called knitting with oddpins I made some very lacy cotton summer tank-tops or vests this way. Its time to do it all again !!"
Lisa
"Yes, that is a decrease, slip the next two stitches from left to right, then put the tip of the left hand needle into both stitches and knit them from that position. This used to be done as a knit 2 together through the back of the loop and that is how I still do it. Hope this helps, happy knitting"
BethBakesBest 824
"I think you could knit this year using circular needles, unless there's something I'm missing about the pattern. Since there are an uneven number of stitches you'd just have to put one stitch more onto one of the needles. If this isn't possible someone please explain to me why not?"
Emma
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Tree Hugger Knit Leg Warmers

By: Mona Khalil from monasthings.blogspot.com
Updated March 30, 2021
Tree Hugger Knit Leg Warmers

"This project is an adorable set of leg warmers for the tree hugger in all of us! It's a very easy project for a beginner to an intermediate knitter. It took me less than two days to finish this project (well, once i focused on it)!"

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Easy

Knitting Needle Size8 or 5 mm, Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)

Yarn Weight(4) Medium Weight/Worsted Weight and Aran (16-20 stitches to 4 inches)

Gauge0 stitches, 0 rows, 0 inches.

Materials List

  • Patons Classic yarn in green
  • Patons Classic yarn in brown
  • 1 set 5mm double pointed needles
  • 1 cable needle/an extra double pointed needle
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Hippie Chick

Oct 12, 2018

Looks like this pattern has a few errors in it that the designer has not addressed as far as letting us know if the pattern was updated to address the problems a few of the people that tried to make these explained to us in their comments. Although the pictures and the texture looks great, I think Ill skip this one.

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