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This is the last part of the Estonian Lace techniques series. In this part I'll demonstrate how to do little flower-like pattern wich is like three nupps growing out of the same group of stitches. You make 9 stitshes out of 3 first and on the next row you purl or knit 3 sts together 3 times.

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  • Thank you so much for such clear explanation on stitch technics. Your videos made the fear of estonian lace less challenging.Now i've just got to get a pattern so i cam start:o)

  • @kdolguin Good luck! There is no shortage of beautiful patterns!

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  • Wonderful videos. Thank you for sharing them on YouTube. I'm inspired to make an Estonian lace scarf now. It seems less intimidating after watching your videos.

  • I loved your videos.  I recently made the scarf (Triinu Scarf) from the book, Knitted Lace of Estonia by Nancy Bush. I also, since I am regular knitter (although I can knit continental) was having a terrible time with the nubbs, until I came across the idea of using the locking marker as you had shown in one of your previous videos. Great minds think alike! I like the other methods you showed for "making your life easier with nubs" and will try some of those too. I truly enjoy your technique

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