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Which way to put on fringe?

18 years ago

Is there a right and a wrong way to put on fringe?

When you loop it through your last row, the fringe doesn't look the same on both sides, and I was wondering if one was considered the back of the fringe and one side the front of the fringe. One side looks like a V and the other looks like a bar going across.

Susan

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Comments (3)

donna_loomis
18 years ago
I believe the side with the bar going across is considered the right side, but if you like the other side, I think it's totally up to you.
socks
Original Author
18 years ago
I liked the side with the bar too, but I wondered if this was correct, or if it was just a matter of what the knitter likes.

Thanks.
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nanabelle
18 years ago
I vote for bar side being right side. I always do it that way. I think it looks more finished.

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