Linen stitch probably uses up more yarn since the stitches are shorter and you'll have to add more rows to get the same length. But the linen stitch does have chains that dont use much yarn 🤔🤔🤔 hmmm could go either way!
@@TheSnugglery omg didnt expect a quick reply thank you! Im deciding which to use for a cardigan, but im trying to figure out how to decrease both tho first. 😊
This griddle stitch is also known as the lemon peel stitch which I’ve been using for quite a long time.
Ive been wondering how different these patterns look, once worked. As yes so many look the same. Id love to see a comparison in the same color yarn.
Thanks so much. Very helpful
Thank you for the content, is too useful! ♥️
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between griddle and linen, which do you think thats up more yarn?
Linen stitch probably uses up more yarn since the stitches are shorter and you'll have to add more rows to get the same length. But the linen stitch does have chains that dont use much yarn 🤔🤔🤔 hmmm could go either way!
@@TheSnugglery omg didnt expect a quick reply thank you! Im deciding which to use for a cardigan, but im trying to figure out how to decrease both tho first. 😊
If ya wanna see some linen stitch decreases, I do 'um in this video at about the 6 min mark th-cam.com/video/ZYsLwNSvu0k/w-d-xo.html
The “music” in the background is annoying.