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needle do you think this method would be alright or should I get a circular needle with a smaller cable length?

Before beginning a stretch project, it’s good to familiarize yourself with the various types of knit materials. If I was knitting toe decreases using magic loop, I’d put the top-of-foot stitches on one needle, and then bottom-of-foot stitches on the other needle, and loop between them. Oh that’s one way to do it, but I’ve always just used the working end of the magic loop circular, and never had an issue with it. Then you’d work a decrease at the start and end of each needle to form a wedge toe (like [k1, ssk, knit to last 3 sts on needle, k2tog, k1] twice. Use the variety of tools at your disposal to add captions, icons, special effects, and filters to any design.

I understand the basic premise of magic loop, but I have not found one tutorial that explains how I will know I have completed a full row. It’s actually pretty easy to eliminate laddering without having to keep changing the transition point with this method. I’m running into one problem – the stitches hanging out on the cable are incredibly difficult to pull back onto the needles, it’s almost like they shrink and then I have to force them back on. And there are some knits without well-defined lines, such as boucle, Hatchy, polyester mesh, spandex, french terry, and lycra. Hi Wendy – the very first stitch of the round you knit that extra stitch together with the first stitch, and that takes you back down to the correct number of stitches for your pattern.

I try to give the first stitch a little extra tug, but it’s important not to make it too snug if it’s on the cord rather than the needle. Cover stitch–As mentioned above, this stitch is available for specialized machines and requires a twin needle.I’m not sure if I’m pulling too tight or if something else is going on, but I’m finding this aspect really challenging. Markers don’t really work when placed at the start or end of needles (same as with DPNs), but you can place them in between, and use the end of the section, or the ‘loop’ as a marker. I have wanted to start sock knitting for some time but have been daunted by the double pins, I will definately be having a go with this method. However, that’s cuz it’s more complicated to (first) just read than it, my best advice is — To DO IT _while_ reading about how to do it. Then you are in the same situation as you were – you have half the stitches on the metal needle, and the wooden needle is free, flopping about.

Merging two PowerPoints can be done by either importing the slides using the "Reuse Slides" option or by using the copy-and-paste method instead. Whether you’re using a serger or regular machine, look for stretch or ballpoint needles in a size appropriate to the fabric’s weight. In my opinion, the magic loop technique is simple and elegant, and it avoids the problems of dropping stitches off the ends of double pointed needles. On the next round you want to have your 16″ circular with your sts in your left hand and your empty long circ for magic loop in your right. There’s a tutorial here on rav, but I haven’t checked it out, so I’m not sure how clear / good it is!

currently, my BOR is always on the right side of my sock when looking down at my feet) When I make striped socks, I weave the ends in as I go, but there’s a very slight jog when I change colors.