Lever de rideau
by Patrick Belanger
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Lever de rideau
While knitting this sock pattern, the result reminded me of a play I had the chance to see in England: The Phantom of the Opera. “Lever de rideau” which means “curtain up” in English is a name that came to my mind for this pattern that intertwines cables with the butterfly stitch which is achieved by slipping stitches.
I have prepared a video tutorial to guide you in the realization of the “Butterfly stitch” that you can find by following this link: https://youtu.be/6vWUg9SA-xc
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About this yarn
by Biscotte Yarns
Fingering
85% Merino, 15% Nylon
435 yards
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100
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