I forgot which I did last with my knitting project, where I’m using a stocking stitch. Is there a way to tell which side I’m supposed to be on, and which stitch I’m supposed to use? Or is it too late once I’ve forgotten…
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the knit side of the work looks like theres a bunch of V’s.
You’ll be able to tell if you’re on a row to be knitted because of the little humps across your stitches. As for the knitted rows/side it will be smoother looking and actually remind you of a knitted stocking.
Knit on!
Here is a great illustration from Lion brand yarns that will help you out.
http://learntoknit.lionbrand.com/cgi-bin/faq-search.cgi?store=/stores/eyarn&faqKey=73
Have fun being a knitwit!
If you think of an individual stitch as a scarf, if it looks like the scarf is hanging around the stitch open with the 2 sides hanging down on each side of the neck (tucked into a jacket), it is a knit stitch. If it looks like a view from the back, with the neck being circled by the scarf it is a purl stitch.
Hope that helps! good luck
If you’re looking at the smooth side, purl. If you’re looking at the pebbly side, knit.
The way i do it is….. before you start the project, write down the rows in a single row, as 1
2 and so on. Then you write beside the numbers, knit or purl and so on. I hope this helps because without doing it this way i would lose track too.
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