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Purl (P) - continental
If you knit all rows back and forth you will get what’s called garter stitch, if you alternate between one row with knitted stitches and one row of purled stitches you will get what’s called stockinette stitch.
The method of making purl stitches that we are showing here is the continental method.
Patterns using this technique
Video #5, listed in: Learn to knit, Learn to knit
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Cheri wrote:
Thx so much for all of your videos. It is a great help and I look forward to learning more complex techniques to help me be able to make your patterns!
22.03.2011 - 17:12
Denise BUROSSE wrote:
Le point mousse envers a une meilleure tenue que le point mousse endroit, mais il faut savoir qu'il consomme plus de fil à tricoter.
04.03.2011 - 22:33
Marianne wrote:
On obtient le point mousse , comme en tricotant tous les rangs à l' endroit
22.01.2011 - 07:33
DROPS Design France wrote:
Bonjour Catherine, quand on tricote tous les rangs à l'envers, on obtient également un point mousse, un peu plus serré que lorsque les rangs sont tricotés toujours à l'endroit.
17.01.2011 - 09:00
Catherine Fournier wrote:
Qu'arrive-t-il lorsque tous les rangs sont tricotés à l'envers? Quelle sorte de points obtient-on?
15.01.2011 - 17:40
Eva wrote:
Tck för videon om aviga maskor.Har inte stickat på 35 år.Glömt allt.Kommer med fasa ihåg alla tappade och vridna maskor från syslöjdslektionerna på 50-talets mitt. TACK för videobilderna!! Nu vågar jag försöka igen.
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Se gentilemente potreste sistemare questo video che purtroppo nel vederlo sul sito del gran studio non è quello corretto. grazie
12.04.2012 - 14:45