Sentences with phrase «on garter stitch»

Basically, it's a variation on Garter Stitch in which you work with needles of very different sizes, giving you alternating rows of small stitches and large stitches.

Not exact matches

Liat Gat has a video on her website that shows you how to work Garter Stitch in the round, doing a wrap and turn at the beginning of each round, where the wrap looks like another stitch and makes it look completely fluid and seamless without purling a sStitch in the round, doing a wrap and turn at the beginning of each round, where the wrap looks like another stitch and makes it look completely fluid and seamless without purling a sstitch and makes it look completely fluid and seamless without purling a stitchstitch.

If you're using a stitch pattern other than Garter Stitch, you may find it easier to work the increase and the decrease on the same row, as I did with my Bias Knit Scarf, which is worked in Stockinette Sstitch pattern other than Garter Stitch, you may find it easier to work the increase and the decrease on the same row, as I did with my Bias Knit Scarf, which is worked in Stockinette SStitch, you may find it easier to work the increase and the decrease on the same row, as I did with my Bias Knit Scarf, which is worked in Stockinette StitchStitch.

Just make sure you knit your gauge swatch in the pattern you want to use, that you cast on the proper number of stitches to make the pattern work and that you understand that many stitch patterns take more yarn to work than plain old garter stitch.

The pattern is knit with a simple Garter Stitch on a bias and you can adapt it to fit any size or use you have for a simple and comfy blanket.

This blanket is knit on a bias in Garter Stitch, which means that you're actually working on a diagonal rather than knitting a straight square or rectangle.

Sewing up a seam in garter stitch isn't any more difficult than mattress stitch on stockinette, but you do have to approach it somewhat differently.

Step 4: Drop Stitch and Garter Stitch Tie on ladder and ribbon yarns.

Most knitters learn the knit stitch first, and they are used to seeing the... MORE bumpy ridges of Garter Stitch that are formed by knitting every stitch on everstitch first, and they are used to seeing the... MORE bumpy ridges of Garter Stitch that are formed by knitting every stitch on everStitch that are formed by knitting every stitch on everstitch on every row.

Though if you'd like to make a table runner, I'd advise doing 3 stitches on each end in garter stitch (knit every row) for a much nicer finish — my edges rolled under a bit so you can't see them, but I wish they looked neater!

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