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How to work Fisherman's rib back and forth, using only knit stitches
Knit back and forth on needles. Cast on an even number of sts (i.e 10, 12, 14 and so on). Knit 1 row. Continue every row like this: * K1, K1 in the stitch below next st (= k1b) *, repeat *-* across the row, turn.
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Patterns using this technique
Video #186, listed in: Learn to knit, Texture Knitting, English rib
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Ik kende dezesteek nog niet. Fantastisch en wat een duidelijk filmpje. Dat word een mooie sjaal. Hartelijk dank
11.09.2011 - 07:32Så flott at dere laget denne videoen på tipset mitt. Nå kan flere som akkurat har lærer å strikke også få opplæring i patent. Dette gjør at strikking oppleves som spennende, lokker fram gleden ved å kunne strikke og nysgjerrigheten på å ville lære mer. Tusen takk for videoene :o)
19.03.2011 - 08:43