I had no idea I had been knitting the K stitch wrong. What I mean by this is; I was always knitting it in the back. Now I have a question for you knitters, what is the difference in the end product if I always knit the K stitch in the back opposed to knitting it In the front unless otherwise specified? I have noticed my speed is better when I used to always knit in the back. But hey, I wanna do this the right way!
On another note, I finished one of the Creme Heart socks, I am positive I won't have time this year to cast on it's mate, but that is ok. I'll post a picture, tomorrow, I hope!
skip to main |
skip to sidebar
knitmeter
BOOKS THAT I HAVE READ BY NANCY J. COHEN
- Permed to Death
BOOKS THAT I HAVE READ BY JOYCE MEYER
- i dare you
- Me and My Big Mouth
BOOKS THAT I HAVE READ BY MAGGIE SEFTON
- Needled To Death
- Knit One, Kill Two
Blogs that I Love to Frequent
ISAIAH 40:31
But those who hope in the Lord will renew their Strength,
They will soar on wings like Eagles;
They will run and not grow weary,
They will walk and not be faint.
They will soar on wings like Eagles;
They will run and not grow weary,
They will walk and not be faint.
2 comments:
Oh no! I think it twists the stitch slightly. You'll probably get pretty fast knitting the front stitches soon enough. Maybe you want to try Continental? Much faster and easy to catch on :) I'm still learning new things and I've been knitting for 7 years!
Hmm, I know it does something different, but not so different that the average person would notice. My cousin always knits through the back too. Although, sometimes instructions say KTB, and that wouldn't be any different for you. Huh. I have a feeling it's not that big of a deal (but, SHHH, don't tell any super knitters I said that.)
Post a Comment