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1likesbooksrs
Hello Everyone,
I'm a new knitter, (I've only learned the knit stitch so far), and am happily amazed at how many people I meet and talk with knit. I am pleased to be in the company of all of you!
I'm a new knitter, (I've only learned the knit stitch so far), and am happily amazed at how many people I meet and talk with knit. I am pleased to be in the company of all of you!
2LeesyLou
Welcome to LT and the absorbtion/obsession which is fiber. I tripped over my yarn and fell into spinning and never got up. Plus then you can add books to your collection on spinning, knitting, dyeing...
3Marensr
Welcom likesbooksrs. It is a growing addiction. Be prepared to devote money and storage space to yarn.
Welcome to the group!
Welcome to the group!
4kaykwilts
I'm a new knitter too. So far I'm just doing square dishcloths but hope to move on to something more advanced soon.
5boblinfortino
I finished my first project, a scarf (isn't that everyone's first?), about a month ago. I'm about to complete a baby afghan, which is relatively easy, but has been a challenge for me. Next, I'm moving on to a poncho/shawl (I have directions for both) and am definitely hooked on knitting!
And I'm so pleased to find this group!
And I'm so pleased to find this group!
6boblinfortino
Hi, me again...new question...
I know which the right side is, but I don't know where it should face when the directions say "Next Row (RS): K33". Is the right side facing me when the piece is on the left needle? Or is the right side facing away from me?
I know which the right side is, but I don't know where it should face when the directions say "Next Row (RS): K33". Is the right side facing me when the piece is on the left needle? Or is the right side facing away from me?
7Helenoel
Normally this direction will refer to having the Right Side facing you, so that if you are doing stockinette, the smooth side is toward you and knitting will continue that effect. The work will start out on the left needle and move to the right one.
If you are working in the round, the Right Side is usually the outside of the circle.
If you are working in the round, the Right Side is usually the outside of the circle.
8shadrach_anki
The "right side" can also be referred to as the "public side" or the side of a knitted garment (a sweater, for example) which everyone sees when you wear it.
While knitting, if the pattern indicates (RS) or (WS) it is telling you which side of the knitting should be facing you on the needle in your left hand when you start knitting that row. So when the directions say "Next Row (RS): K33" you should have the right/public side of the knitting facing you when you begin knitting.
While knitting, if the pattern indicates (RS) or (WS) it is telling you which side of the knitting should be facing you on the needle in your left hand when you start knitting that row. So when the directions say "Next Row (RS): K33" you should have the right/public side of the knitting facing you when you begin knitting.
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