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FISHERMAN’S RIB WORKED IN ROWS
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FISHERMAN’S RIB IN THE ROUND
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ABBREVIATIONS
- k: knit
- k1-b: knit one stitch below the stitch on the knitting needle
- p: purl
- p1-b: purl one stitch below the stitch on the knitting needle
- rep: repeat
- rnd(s): round(s)
- st(s): stitch(es)
- RS: Right Side
- WS: Wrong Side
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Hi! Very excited to try this pattern for fisherman's rib worked in rows. As a beginner knitter I was wondering if the pattern includes a selvage stitch at the beginning and end, or if I am supposed to add them always. For example would it be: Set-Up Row (WS): Selvage stitch *K1, p1; rep from * to last st, k1; selvage stitch. Or is it that *k1 is the selvage stitch and k1 is the same at the other end? What would normally be the case?
What is the right side and wrong side of your knitting?
Anyone teach crochet
Haven't knitted for 52yrs-was knitting a school jumper starting school-gave in and put it away intending to finnish it -hes 52 now .looking forward giving knitting a try again.
Has anyone used this rib for 4 ply socks
Love the color in advertisement. What yarn is it?
To have both straight needles and round needles, it was very handy as I am learning to knit in rounds, this pattern is very easy to follow.
really enjoy learning a new cast on.