BED SOCKS

I found this free pattern for slippers if anyone is interested:
http://www.spinderellas.com/patterns/papuchi.html

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I found this free pattern for slippers if anyone is interested:
http://www.spinderellas.com/patterns/papuchi.html



Thanks, Stitchbug.
They are the ugliest things I've ever seen! HAS to be the yarn used and a
terrible photo, but I saved it.
Noreen



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Oh, nice! I have added it to my favourites, and will definitely make them.
Thanks for showing us this pattern.
Katherine

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I found this free pattern for slippers if anyone is interested:
http://www.spinderellas.com/patterns/papuchi.html

"NoraBalcer" wrote in message
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Hi Noreen,

May I please have a copy of the pattern too?

Hugs,

Nora

Sent it hours ago, Nora, did it arrive?
Hugs,
Noreen



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Noreen, They have not reaced me yet ;..|
Aud :-)


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"NoraBalcer" wrote in message
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Hi Noreen,

May I please have a copy of the pattern too?

Hugs,

Nora

Sent it hours ago, Nora, did it arrive?
Hugs,
Noreen



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Aud wrote:
Yes, the ARE cute, but I realy understand what you say about the ankels.
But I found another pattern. I do not think they are so cute, but thei seems
comfortable,
thy are not so tight around the ankle or elsewhere.
That is the worst thing to me, I am freesing too!
http://www.planetshoup.com/easy/crochet/ribsox.shtml
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I started these last night, but am stymied by this instruction: "sc
next two sts together" (in step #11). How on earth do you sc two sts
together, when you're working flat, in a row of sc?? Expert crocheters
out there, help!

Instead of putting the hook through one stitch and making a SC, put it
throught two stitches and make a SC. No different from a K2tog
decrease in knitting...

On Mon, 13 Oct 2003 08:57:02 -0400, spampot wrote:

Aud wrote:
Yes, the ARE cute, but I realy understand what you say about the ankels.
But I found another pattern. I do not think they are so cute, but thei seems
comfortable,
thy are not so tight around the ankle or elsewhere.
That is the worst thing to me, I am freesing too!
http://www.planetshoup.com/easy/crochet/ribsox.shtml
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I started these last night, but am stymied by this instruction: "sc
next two sts together" (in step #11). How on earth do you sc two sts
together, when you're working flat, in a row of sc?? Expert crocheters
out there, help!

"spampot" wrote in message
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I started these last night, but am stymied by this instruction: "sc
next two sts together" (in step #11). How on earth do you sc two sts
together, when you're working flat, in a row of sc?? Expert crocheters
out there, help!

Spampot,
It's just like a K2tog decrease in knitting. Put your hook and two stitches
and sc one.
HTH,
Noreen

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I done it this way too: pull up a loop in each of the next two stitches,
then yo and pull it through all 3 loops on your hook. Works fine that way
too.

Jenn

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"spampot" wrote in message
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I started these last night, but am stymied by this instruction: "sc
next two sts together" (in step #11). How on earth do you sc two sts
together, when you're working flat, in a row of sc?? Expert crocheters
out there, help!

Spampot,
It's just like a K2tog decrease in knitting. Put your hook and two
stitches
and sc one.
HTH,
Noreen

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Aha! Thanks, Jenn! I'm afraid Slinky's & Noreen's explanations didn't
help any...must be my fuzzy brain. But I understand this now.

JW wrote:
I done it this way too: pull up a loop in each of the next two stitches,
then yo and pull it through all 3 loops on your hook. Works fine that way
too.

Jenn

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"spampot" wrote in message
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I started these last night, but am stymied by this instruction: "sc
next two sts together" (in step #11). How on earth do you sc two sts
together, when you're working flat, in a row of sc?? Expert crocheters
out there, help!

Spampot,
It's just like a K2tog decrease in knitting. Put your hook and two

stitches

and sc one.
HTH,
Noreen

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