I am new to knitting. I am making squares for “Relay for Life” for cancer.
I’m just starting so I’m sorry if it seems like too easy of a question. I saw a baby sweater in the yearn store and it seemed to me like it had purling on both sides of the fabric. The lady was pretty busy so I didn’t ask but I was wondering how would I get that affect? Right now I can get all the Vs on one side and all the “bumps” on the other. If I wanted all bumps would I simply purl every row? Or is this affect a whole different stitch?
i’m knitting a scarf with a knit one row, purl one row pattern, and it keeps curling on the sides. how can i keep it from curling in on the sides because right now it just looks like a really long knitted cylinder, and it’s not attractive.
I am crocheting a two piece swimsuit for my daughter and I need to crochet around the cup and can’t determine what stitches I am suppose to single crochet in on the sides of the rows. It looks great so far and I don’t want it to go sour. Can anyone help?
The scarf I’m knitting has knit and purl stitches all over on both sides and it is all messed up looking. I just want one all over. I have no idea what I’m doing wrong!
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