This extremely simple technique creates beautiful edges when working in ribbing. It can be used on any ribbing pattern: 1x1, 2x2, 3x3, whatever combination of knit and purl stitches you choose.
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Cool. I'm stealing this!
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Great tip👌💝🙏
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Wonderful tip thank you😊
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Wonderful tip. Looks great. Thanks. 👍
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What hay is you are working with circle pattern
The edge knit stitch is for working flat not in a circular pattern. Unless it is like a cardigan sweater and you use it along the two front edges.
Are both slipped stitches slipped purlwise? Thanks.
Yes they are both slipped purl wise. Enjoy!!
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