This product covers the code for sustainable new homes “ ENE 8” issue ID for cycle storage in new build & Housing association properties. In this case, the marked stitch is from the running stitch marker (discussed above) which indicates that last stitch of the body, rather than a marker made into the underarm chain.

I can’t emphasises enough that you should keep an eye on your stitch count. It’s so obvious, but such an easy step to skip If you are making an item using taller stitches, then you may want to think about working a 3 together / 3tog type stitch to completely close the gap. At Hollandbikeshop.com you’ll find these chain guard in various sizes, so you can always choose the chain guard that's right for your bicycle. On the first round of the sleeves, you will typically join your yarn at the centre of the underarm chain.My first impression is that the cover is much larger and will have plenty of size to cover the bikes chain, front cranks, rear derailleur, and cassette. We often have bicycle chain guards on sale or in our outlet by top brands like Gazelle, De Woerd, Hebie and Hesling.

The new White Lightning Chain Sleeve solves the problem of how to transport bikes without making a mess. Anyone who has ever loaded a bicycle into their car probably has battle scars on their upholstery: a tear from a sharp gear or a messy grease stain. Now, White Lightning’s cover protects both rides—the vehicle’s interior and the bicycle’s drivetrain. It works by putting nylon or heavy-duty fabric cover around the cranks, chain, rear derailleur, and sometimes the rear cassette. If you run out of yarn, you can just gently pull it through as you work (as on the bottom right corner of the image above). Often by the time you get to split the yoke, you may have 100 to 300 stitches, so it’s easy to miss one here or there as you work.The size of these gaps will depend on the specific design and types of stitches used, but it can be a common problem. Take a piece of contrasting yarn around the length of your armhole depth and then each time you work an increase, thread the yarn through the stitch where the increase on the next row will be placed, leaving it threaded through the previous row. Conversely, you can add increases in the same way, if you want more space, perhaps to create a more a-line shape or to accommodate hips. As I mentioned at the start, some yoke patterns use a different method to split the yoke, so you may not get this issue with gaps at the underarm. There are lots of pictures which illustrate this below, so keep reading for the visuals. What is the difference between a raglan and round crochet yoke? Round yoke

I can’t produce a pattern that will fit everyone perfectly, but I can help educate you on how you can make it work for you. This is why most of my patterns offer guidance on how to adjust a standard pattern to fit you, or the recipient.

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First off, if you know that counting chains isn’t your strong point, add a stitch marker to the first and last underarm chain when you make them. For some reason, I stubbornly resisted using them for years, but finally learned the value they give, and wondered at my contrary nature. If you are more interested in crocheting than counting, note that it’s easier to make up a couple of stitches here or there on a round yoke than a raglan design. I confess that it took me a really long way to work out how to crochet into the underarm chains in a neat and consistent way. Some of these tips are more suited to raglan designs, some round yokes, but mostly they apply to both styles.

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Given the incredible variation in bust and shoulder sizes of humans, it is not feasible to create a pattern which offers one size fits all, or even one size fits one size for that matter, because there is no such thing. We are all different. The Chain Sleeve’s unique drivetrain shape and VELCRO® closures make installation a no-brainer. Simply slip the Chain Sleeve over the front gear, then the chain and finally the rear derailleur. Seal it all up using the Chain Sleeve’s Velcro closures.