Oh, thank you! The even stitches just come from practice. I’ve been knitting for about 14 years and my stitches looked nothing like this when I started, yours will even out the more you knit. 💕
I'm knitting my first pair of socks and your videos have been so helpful! After purling the last gsr and begin the first round of the leg (picking up the primary color again) should you slip that first stitch like when working in rows or just knit it right away?
You are so welcome! I'm glad to hear they've been useful for you. ☺️ I always just knit that stitch. You could slip it if you want and it wouldn't be weird, just do whichever you like the look of better.
Oh, thank you! The even stitches just come from practice. I’ve been knitting for about 14 years and my stitches looked nothing like this when I started, yours will even out the more you knit. 💕
Oh, thank you! The even stitches just come from practice. I’ve been knitting for about 14 years and my stitches looked nothing like this when I started, yours will even out the more you knit. 💕
I'm knitting my first pair of socks and your videos have been so helpful! After purling the last gsr and begin the first round of the leg (picking up the primary color again) should you slip that first stitch like when working in rows or just knit it right away?
You are so welcome! I'm glad to hear they've been useful for you. ☺️ I always just knit that stitch. You could slip it if you want and it wouldn't be weird, just do whichever you like the look of better.
You are really good at explaining. I am a struggling beginner. How do you get your stitches so even?.
Oh, thank you! The even stitches just come from practice. I’ve been knitting for about 14 years and my stitches looked nothing like this when I started, yours will even out the more you knit. 💕
Washing and blocking helps, too
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