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Mon, Jan 17, 11 at 10:23
| When a pattern says to join with a slip stitch in the joining slip stitch of the previous round - does it mean this is done in the two top loops of the joining sl st of the previous round?
If a pattern, like for a snowflake, says to sl st over the sl st (which was done in a sc) of a previous round does it mean the same as above - or do I go into the same sc as previous round. |
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- Posted by donna_loomis (My Page) on Mon, Jan 17, 11 at 12:57
| If there is only one row that tells you to sl st in a sl st of a previous row, it probably won't make any difference which way you do it. But for something like a snowflake, it might tell you to do that on the next row as well. In that case, I would sl st into the sl st, not the sc of the previous round, as that will make for more bulk, and it wouldn't look very nice, either. |
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| Donna, thanks. When you say you would sl st into the sl st - do you mean into as under the two top threads of the loop. |
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| Donna, I should add to the above question - meaning in particular when it is the previous joining sl st I am doing a sl st into. I'm use to joining/sl st into top of chain or into first sc, etc. rather than into the joining sl st which I've now come across in directions for some patterns. |
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- Posted by sheilajoyce (My Page) on Mon, Jan 17, 11 at 21:15
| I would sl st into the top two threads of the sl st in the previous row. |
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- Posted by donna_loomis (My Page) on Mon, Jan 17, 11 at 22:35
| Yes, I agree with Sheilajoyce. Just the top two threads. |
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| thank you! |
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| I hope this link works it is from Annies Attic and a short video of the slip stitch |
Here is a link that might be useful: Slip Stitch video
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| minnie_tx - thanks. I know how to do a slip stitch, wasn't sure how to work into a joining slip stitch, the one made in the previous round. |
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