| | | Additional Instructions and Notes |
| Spin 9 |  | slip 9 stitches to a dpn. Hold the dpn on the front of the work. Rotate the dpn one half turn clockwise, thus reversing the order of the stitches. Knit the 9 stitches. |
| | | It is possible to also rotate the dpn counter clockwise. You need to maintain some sort of consistency to achieve a sense of balance. Either have all the spins go one way or alternate the direction of the spin. |
| | | This stitch is easier if larger needles are used. The original Estonian pattern was worked on extremely fine yarn with a relatively large needles that produced a lace effect (although not really lace). The spins were small areas of increased density in the loose fabric. |