Thank you! Thank you! This will be perfect for an application I have that uses a cast off and pick up in the purl bumps behind that is so hard to do. It will give the same neat look and save me headaches.
Just work it as you would flat. The only issue is when you reach the beginning of the round. There will be an overlap if you work it in the last stitch. Consider stopping short & duplicate stitch the last chain.
Thank you for this video. May I suggest that, after demonstrating the technique, you repeat the technique across the row so we get to see it several times after the initial demonstration? Some people learn better from seeing instead of or in addition to verbal instruction. Thank you.
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I love this! Already planning where to use it. Thank you for sharing
Great idea, Arenda! Thanks for that.
I really love this! Thanks.
Thank you! Thank you! This will be perfect for an application I have that uses a cast off and pick up in the purl bumps behind that is so hard to do. It will give the same neat look and save me headaches.
How clever!!!
So glad to see a new technique video. Do you have advice on how to do this in the round?
Just work it as you would flat. The only issue is when you reach the beginning of the round. There will be an overlap if you work it in the last stitch. Consider stopping short & duplicate stitch the last chain.
Thank you for this video. May I suggest that, after demonstrating the technique, you repeat the technique across the row so we get to see it several times after the initial demonstration? Some people learn better from seeing instead of or in addition to verbal instruction. Thank you.
Im going to have to try this. I really dislike a pattern that does not match the ribbing
It really makes a difference, I think