How to Work Stockinette Stitch
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To create this simple stitch pattern when working in rows:
– Knit all stitches on the right side of the work
– Purl all stitches on the wrong side of the work
Stockinette stitch tends to naturally curl, which many designers consider when designing patterns. Sometimes these edges are used for seaming. Other times, a slipped stitch or border such as garter stitch or seed stitch may be used to prevent the fabric from curling.
No matter how Stockinette stitch is used in a knitting pattern, it creates a beautiful, versatile fabric, perfect for every type of knitting project.
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