Mary Beth Temple

Quick Tip: Fixing Twisted Stitches

Mary Beth Temple

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It happens to the best of us – we are knitting right along when we notice that instead of the stitch we want to work in being seated on the needle with the right leg forward, the left leg is forward and if we knit or purl into that as we normally would, we will wind up with a twisted stitch, or one in which the resulting stitch has its legs crossed. Check the video for quick ways to fix this issue – and if you want to see some twisted stitches in action on purpose you can watch this video on How to Work Twisted Ribbing.

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One Response to “Quick Tip: Fixing Twisted Stitches”

  1. Dawn Haughton-Wyatt

    What a great tip. Thank You.

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