Ooh! I really like that, and my brain already changed the stitches about four times looking at it, heh!
Ok! That looks pretty good. It’s a s stockinette stitch done based on t+1 stitch gets slipped. Only for any tn number of stitchs such that tn + 1 is divisible by t+1.
Here, I’m using 2n pattern. With 26 stitches, thus every third stitch gets slipped.
This will be what I use for the bottom and top edges of the bag I’ll knit.
what’s really nice about this stitch, is it creates an un-stretchy stockinette stitch.
Ok! I’m moving along, and I think a bag out of the yarn you sent me a long time ago will be perfect for the bag, heh.
There is one hiccup I will need to keep track of. Since I used my basket cast on, and it is rectangular, plus the change in the pattern to move each second row one stitch to the left, I will need to keep track of the moves, as the handles will get out of place if I don’t,
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Ok! SSK does give each row a nice lean, and wish I had started out with it, heh!
Oof! Should have started with SSK. Meh, it’s going, just really slowly. Still kind of overly stressed, plus knitting still kind of hurts my arm, heh.
Once I’m done with this, I have a crazy idea I want to try, thrice yarn over and center decrease. It’ll be interesting to see what a three space yarn over would look like,
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The texture is beautiful!
It looks good so far! And the yarn looks cool.
Yeah, I had been wondering what I was going to do with it since I was gifted it, but after looking at the bag, it just clicked. It’d be perfect for a bag, heh.





