I'm so pleased. Finished the left hand of "Fetching". Shows I can knit in the round. There are no gaps or ladders...so yes I'm chuffed. Moving on to the right hand glove now.
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About Me
- Knit-knacker
- Urban medic knitting newbie discovering the lush world of stimulating yarns and the trials of dropped stiches, pattern reading and much more...
Finished Items 2007
- Petal Bib 2
- Fingerless Mitts - AY Swap
- Petal Bib
- Baby Mitts
- Fetchings
- Guy's chunky scarf
- Stripey hat
- Baby bonnet
WIP
- Edgar Scarf
- Ponchette
- Lizzie Ridge
- Boottees
- Knitting Needle Knitting Bag
- Socks
- Random Feze Scarf
- Beaded Bag - Aug 07 Issue of Knitting Today
- Forest Canopy Shawl
- Petal Bib 2
Swaps
Links
Blogs I Read
Knitting Books I Own
- New Pathways for Sock Knitters - Book 1
- Simple Knits for Cherished Babies - Erika Knight
- Baby Knits for Beginners - Debbie Bliss
- Scarf Style - Pam Allen
- One skein - Leigh Radford
- I love knitting - Rachel Henderson
3 comments:
I've been plagued with gaps similar to the ones you describe whenever I used dpns. I switched over to the magic loop, which solves some of the gap issues, but not all of them. I'm curious what changes you've made to your dpn technique to get rid of the gaps.
Thanks for the link to my site, by the way.
I'm not sure I changed my techinique that much - really it was a case of pulling the yarn tighter on the 1st 2 stitches on every needle.
Those are nice. I made my first fingerless mittens a few days ago. I can't believe how easy they are to knit.
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