
I need some help!! I'm finishing up the "Hand-to-Hand Aran Pullover" in EZ's "Knitting Workshop". I'm getting to the end of the inside hem and then instructions say to "sew down gently, without casting off." Any suggestions on how to do this? Thanks!!
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You can also take a few
You can also take a few stitches off of the needle and sew them down. She recommends finding a row of stitches on the body and sew the stitches to that row only. Put your needle through the live stitch and then skim the needle through the body stitch. I actually pull the needle out of all the stitches at once and have never lost a stitch.
I guess what I was
I guess what I was envisioning is pretty much what I'm supposed to do! Thanks!!
Frank, It's a turned hem and
Frank,
It's a turned hem and you'll be sewing the live stitches on the needle to the stitches on the inside of the sweater. So there's no need to bind off. Fold the work at the purl line and then sew the stitches on the needle to the corresponding stitch on the body of the sweater and take it off the needle.
I hope that makes sense. I'm only on my first cup of coffee.
P.S. We missed you at the MFKR!
Thanks Tom!!! I assume
Thanks Tom!!! I assume that's a Colorado coffee with a healthy shot of Stranahan's? Sounds like MFKR was great fun!!!
There's wasn't a drop of
There's wasn't a drop of Stranahan's to be had at the retreat, so I had Drambuie in my coffee instead!
WOW! ...all that talk about
WOW!
...all that talk about great scotch...and there wasn't any?
Yeah... seriously... what a
Yeah... seriously... what a let-down!! ;-)
I'm aghast...and I bet there
I'm aghast...and I bet there weren't any Macanudo cigars, either. LOL