Cutting a Steek

[CrysalisHooper]

what the hell is a steek?

[amsiemonster]

AHH! Oh my god, that's horrible!!! I could never do that.

[turdmonkey67]

AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHH why? its so scary!!

[melelectron]

that actually hurt my heart

[mchllwoods]

I thought u need 2 cut after ur finished set? Y r u cutting b4 bind-off?

[sradefarras]

dooonnnnnnttttt do that! LOL you're one brave knitter!

[connorcollin1]

That is the most beautiful fair isle pattern. Is it available somewhere?

[desertrose6785]

It's called Widdicombe Fair from Virtual yarns : )

[spinel20]

I agree with Saliekat .

why need to cut it ?

u are brave @@

[flutterbum]

oh my god i can't even watch!

[RobotsCanNotRead]

That pattern is amazing!

[Katiepiepie666]

OUCH what did it do to you??

[juliayg77]

well, im back .. and like to ask you about how do you make the edges not to run, when your project is complete?

[cyberivy39]

I almost fainter.

[shimmyme]

No. You don't need to sew the edges if you are using the correct yarn.

[juliayg77]

well, dont you have to sew the edges to stop the seams running?

[Saliekat]

It's like a horror film for knitters.

[EmmaBeelah]

Exactly!

[WNanette]

OhMyGosh!

I am too new at all this to know what a steek is, but good grief, you cut into that gorgeous knit work - and it wasn't felted, either!

What a gorgeous pattern you've made!!

phew... need to go take some deep breaths after watching you with those scissors. ha

[crnaofca]

ooouch, it hurts. i could never do that to my knitting, bow to your braveness

[Gingerly4it]

OOOOH that made my stomach hurt...lol VERY nice job, awesome knitting too.

[stell66]

well done, it if beautiful, what is it going to be? I am in the process of completing a baby blanket that was steeked. I've knitted a facing over the edges - what will you do? have you got a blog? mine comes up if you google knitknitfrog