I appreciate your efficient knitting style. What is your strategy for the "enlarged knit before purl" issue with these types of stitch patterns? Do you not experience that, and if not, why? Is there a way of working such that one does not have to perform an extra pulling action before completing the purl?
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Make sure to tell me how successful you were with your first rib stitch. Would love to hear from you!
I appreciate your efficient knitting style. What is your strategy for the "enlarged knit before purl" issue with these types of stitch patterns? Do you not experience that, and if not, why? Is there a way of working such that one does not have to perform an extra pulling action before completing the purl?
Many have asked me the same quesiton in the past couple of days so I am currently working on a video to adress that issue!
@@NimbleNeedles I definitely look forward to that. Thanks!
@@NimbleNeedles I'm wondering if you made this video, and if so which one it might be. Thank you for all your helpful information.
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