Typically these decreases are used to shape knitting. The designer of the pattern I'm working on used it for decorative stitching.
I love it!
Sunday, October 14, 2007
Interesting use for ssk and k2tog
A current knitting project has given me new inspiration using ssk and k2tog. (For the nonknitting visitors, that's "slip, slip, knit" and "knit 2 together").
Typically these decreases are used to shape knitting. The designer of the pattern I'm working on used it for decorative stitching.
I love it!
Typically these decreases are used to shape knitting. The designer of the pattern I'm working on used it for decorative stitching.
I love it!
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Cute! What pattern is it?
That's the Cabaret Raglan from Interweave, correct?
That was my first sweater (when it was in the magazine). I love that sweater.
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