The pearl catch builds on the catch, which consists of alternating left and right stitches, each with a handle above their feet. The handle causes the stitches to be distorted in this way, creating a half offset. In bead catch, each row of knitting in the catch is followed by a row of stitches. Here, the handle pulls the following pure row of stitches together, creating alternating large and small stitches.
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