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| kitchener stitch tutorial from the purl bee |
as i was working on my kitchener stitch and watching my fave video to remind me how to do it on knittinghelp.com i thought wouldn't it be fab to have a handy little cheat sheet of this that I could throw in my knitting bag? and then instead of just pondering it i actually made one. i then had to share it with all of you too. now we can all remember "knit, purl, purl, knit" - KPPK.
i've also been busy drooling away at the projects that are being worked on and also the ones that are finished. the one thing i noticed that i thought was really neat was the color palettes most of you had chosen. i took a snippet of color from each image shared in our ravelry group and voila - a lovely array of what we feel are downtesque colorways :) i think they are purdy and i also thought it was fun to see them all grouped together. where did yours fall in?
i feel so lucky to get to knit with such a wonderful and caring group of women. it's been so much fun and boy oh boy are sunday nights and monday mornings a fun time to jump in the convo. so many chats happening, friendships being made and old ones getting stronger, people learning new skills and just overall discussion on downton abbey itself - i love it! don't miss out on the discussion. you can find our ravelry group here.
how's your project going? are you enjoying the kal? how do you remember the kitchener stitch? let's sip some tea and chat all things knitting! i'd love to hear from you!
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I've been reading along with you all...but wondering...is it too late to jump in with a Downton knit?
ReplyDeleteIt'd definitely not too late to join in! Happy knitting!
DeleteLove the kitchener stitch, but can't do it without the instructions in front of me! Many a time I have been over confident only to realise that I was doing it all wrong! Thanks for the cheat sheet ;-)
ReplyDeleteYou are most welcome!
DeleteYay! Thanks for the cheat sheet! That's one I enjoy doing but always need a reminder how it goes. Now I've got my cheat printed out so I don't have to scratch my head over it!
ReplyDeleteI still haven't watched episode three! It's burning a hole in my PVR list - got to watch that baby tonight while I finish off my Downton Cowl! :)
Glad I'm not the only one who enjoys the kitchener stitch :)
DeleteI love using the kitchener stitch. It just fascinates me, the fact that it looks so continuous. I always have to watch a youtube video to remind me what the pattern is too. I have actually used the kitchener stitch on three of my designs (only one has been published, I haven't really had time to sit down and really write out the others yet). But thanks for the cheat, I think I will laminate it so that it will last longer.
ReplyDeletethat's a great idea to laminate it! I'll have to do that with mine as well!
DeleteThank you so much for this, I could never do it without pouring over the instructions at every single step, and then have a stitch drop off in the process. You've made it SO much easier!
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I love to see different instructions for kitchener. I always remember knit, purl, purl, knit and it gets me through every time! My project is languishing in my purse. I'm knitting the 8-10 inches under the arm, so it's terribly boring. I get a few rows in here and there. On Sundays, though, man does it get some work during Downton! :)
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