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help with kitchner stitch

20 years ago

Hi elly1 I saw your post on the gallery about trying to do the K stitch. I have a way of keeping track of where you are . Hope this helps. F=front needle B=back needle K=knit P=purl and D= drop stitch just worked off needle -here goes FK - BP *FPD = FK - BKD - BP* repeat to end You can find more info at Kittery.com.( couldn't get thru to your member page, sorry) Ellie

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socks
20 years ago
That's really good, Liza. Thanks for sharing. I find it also helps if I do up the toes at a time and in a place where I will not be interruped by anything at all!
liza070831
Original Author
20 years ago
You're right. I need absolute concentration when I do this. Took me seventy years to finally get the hang of it. oops, spotted an error between FPD and FK should be a - not=
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Elly1
20 years ago
Thank you Liza,
I've been away from the boards for a while, but I really appreciate your help and that website on doing the Kitchner stitch.
It's on my agenda....LOL!!
Elly

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