Designer Stephanie van der Linden suggests that, in addition to her sock cuff, it would work well "with a four or five stitch repeat for a sweet edging on mittens and children's sweaters". What a nice alternative to plain ribbing!
28 January 2009
Twist-ed
If you're not familiar with the Twist Collective (an online knitting magazine), it is well worth a look. Here's a peek at the twisted cast-on technique they highlighted:
Designer Stephanie van der Linden suggests that, in addition to her sock cuff, it would work well "with a four or five stitch repeat for a sweet edging on mittens and children's sweaters". What a nice alternative to plain ribbing!
Designer Stephanie van der Linden suggests that, in addition to her sock cuff, it would work well "with a four or five stitch repeat for a sweet edging on mittens and children's sweaters". What a nice alternative to plain ribbing!
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2 comments:
Dude, people do that in knitting class all the time!
I should tell them to keep at it.
I love this.
And very funny, Jess.
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