Thank you so much. I saw a demo online demo on youtube oncebut still felt confused. Your explanation was so staight forward going to make one staight away.
That is a great question! Instead of flipping your work over to begin a new row as you would normally do, Just slide the work across the needle without flipping it.
Yes it is possible! It is incredibly tedious, but possible. I tried doing it once this way because I couldn't find my set of dpns in the size I needed and it worked, it just took a lot longer. Good luck!
learned something new. thank you very much. love it
Thanks, a most useful skill to have in your knitting tool box!
Thank you so much. I saw a demo online demo on youtube oncebut still felt confused. Your explanation was so staight forward going to make one staight away.
Yay! Glad you liked it! I love making these, they are so useful for so many things!
what do you mean by sliding your stitch
That is a great question! Instead of flipping your work over to begin a new row as you would normally do, Just slide the work across the needle without flipping it.
is it possible to do this on straight needles and just slip it from one needle to the other without flipping to the other side?
Yes it is possible! It is incredibly tedious, but possible. I tried doing it once this way because I couldn't find my set of dpns in the size I needed and it worked, it just took a lot longer. Good luck!