Cat Bordhi shows you how to work the most invisible, smoothest paired increases for your socks, as used in her latest book, NEW PATHWAYS FOR SOCK KNITTERS, BOOK ONE.
Cat Bordhi shows you how to work the most invisible, smoothest paired increases for your socks, as used in her latest book, NEW PATHWAYS FOR SOCK KNITTERS, BOOK ONE.
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Cat you are a genius and i am sad i didn't get the nerve to chat with you at Sock Summit. i have learned so much from your videos over the years! thanks a buncha!
I am a new knitter. I started a purse to felt. I have 2 circular needles, how do you knit one to the other ie, basically forms the bag and attaches a ruffle to it.
Hello. Do you have a version of this if you are increasing on a purl side of a row? This lesson is so incredibly useful, thank you so much for posting it. Your delivery is so fun!
THANK YOU!!! I just finished a double-knit project that used the LLinc and the way it was worded in the pattern just didn't make sense to me. I ended up doing it wrong and had huge ladder-y gaps where I had done them. Now, having seen it, and having had you explain it so clearly, I totally get it! I'm ready to try this pattern again now and do it right! Thanks so much for sharing your knitting genius with all of us!
Yes - otherwise it would be twisted when knit. The general rule is to always knit any st so that the "roots" of the legs - where they are rooted to the knitting - are not twisted.
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BTW text in de beginning says "paired decreases" instead of "increases". ^^;