I was reading just the other day about this. It is all about which particular loops you knit into. Now of course a sensible person would have noted and REMEMBERED which loop it was that one ought to knit into, but I am not sensible.
PS, I like Brenda's method myself. I have used Judy's Magic Cast on occasionally and have also sucked it up and pulled out the last row. It just depends on what it going on in the work.
Too funny!! I just did that, too - did provisional cast ons for two sleeves: one was a mess, handpicking out every stitch, but the second unzipped liked a charm -
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Rats - I was hoping you could show me how you did it!
Nancy
I've never been successful with the crocheted provisionally either. I always knit a row with dental floss - it pulls out easily.
I was reading just the other day about this. It is all about which particular loops you knit into. Now of course a sensible person would have noted and REMEMBERED which loop it was that one ought to knit into, but I am not sensible.
PS, I like Brenda's method myself. I have used Judy's Magic Cast on occasionally and have also sucked it up and pulled out the last row. It just depends on what it going on in the work.
I don't understand it but...yay!...it worked! I know that must be pretty cool! Can't wait to see the completed sweater. :-)
Too funny!! I just did that, too - did provisional cast ons for two sleeves: one was a mess, handpicking out every stitch, but the second unzipped liked a charm -
no idea what I did differently...
I hate doing something that works and I think, Oh, I'll remember THIS! Yeah, right.
Awesome...
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