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Hairpin Lace: Casting on and the Basic Stitch
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Hairpin Lace: Casting on and the Basic Stitch
Technique Materials
Hairpin lace fork
Yarn
Crochet hook (in a size to match your yarn)
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Nov 15, 2009, 09.39 PMby LottaTroublemaker
We used to do this in school, but as I remember it, we did not remove the hook, we just wrapped the yarn around the other side of the loom, then went on, wrapping every side alternately. I remember that we made scarves from this, made two different color strips, then combined them into a striped scarf. It’s funny that I stumbled upon this video from you, as I actually tried searching for this a while ago, but I could not find anything on it. Now I know that the reason was that I tried searching for “gimping” (which is what it is called in Norway), while you obviously call it hairpin lace! So thanks for letting me know! :)
Nov 5, 2009, 02.47 AMby Spontique
I’m so excited. Can’t wait to try this. Thank you so much.