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	Baby Raglan Materals:1 ball of Bernat Softee-Baby sport yarn. US #2 and #4 straight and double-point needles, 5 half-inch buttons, 2 stitch holders Gauge: 13 st and 17 rows = 2" Finished size: Buttoned, 9 ½" across at c DocID: 1kWpm - View Document
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	Chain Stitch Tutorial Ⓒ2014 France Nadeau The chain stitch is a pretty stitch that has the look of, obviously, a chain. I use it to make lines, stems, borders, etc. It is easier to make a straight chain, but a curving DocID: 1cBFd - View Document