Double sawtooth oscillations have been studied on TEXT during low-qlim discharges. The relative amplitude profile of double sawteeth during the first disruption exhibits a minimum at the plasma centre. The first disruption is followed by decaying sinusoidal oscillations which can be interpreted in terms of two m = 1 modes. A condition for partial reconnection in terms of the ratio of the two q = 1 radii is obtained with a simple analytical model based on Kadomtsev's argument and is compared with the experimental results.