by Hannah Gilly
February 14, 2023
Thanks to the repeated knit stitch, it's easy to get confused over which is the 'right side'. Both sides looking the same means we have to look much closer.
It's also easy to mess it up when repeating stripes along a longer piece of knitting, as opposite sides of striping look the same but also different.
(I know, it's kinda confusing!)
How do we get those stripes to stay consistent and uniform through a scarf or jumper?
You'll learn the secrets from a few perspectives of how you can keep the consistency true from start to finish, in just 8 minutes of video.
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