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Lisa
"This website only hosts the patterns, they do not own them, so they cannot "amend" with the information you have requested. The dpn's will be used when the stitches become too few to comfortably fit on the circular needle, there are no special instructions to use them since they are just being used instead of circulars to finish the hat. Hope this helps, happy knitting."
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"There is a better picture of the front on the yarnspiartions website, it does show that the cables do come together and intertwine on the front of the cardigan, it's called the Patons Pretty Cardigan 0=6 months on their website."
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"Yes, if you do the yfwd too loosely it will create a tiny hole, yfwd is one of those stitches that you can pull tight to compensate and not create the tiny hole."
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Dorm Boots Slippers

By: Kris Basta from auntekristy.blogspot.com
Dorm Boots Slippers
Dorm Boots Slippers
This image courtesy of auntekristy.blogspot.com

"I see so many projects on Ravelry where the knitter has used my Crocodilly Mocs pattern and changed it up a bit with a ribbed cuff instead of the crocodile stitch. I thought I’d go ahead and write it up as a pattern for those not interested in a croc stitch cuff. This really is, in my opinion, a better 'dorm boot.' Made the same way as the traditional dorm boot, knit flat and seamed at the end. These knit up fairly fast - I can knit one slipper in 2 hours. Stitches used include, Knit, Purl, Sl-1, psso, k2tog, p2tog, k3tog, ssk."

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Intermediate

Knitting Needle Size9 or 5.5 mm

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

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  • size U.S. 9 needle
  • Worsted weight yarn between 184 -210 yes
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Tricia108

Sep 24, 2017

I really like the look of these dorm boots. I always need these in the cold NYC winters. I don't wear shoes in the house so these would be perfect. They should work up nicely as well. Thank you.

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Feb 07, 2017

It pays to know how to make different patterns for projects when like myself, design items to suit my personal taste.

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