Then just knit the row, pulling the floss through with the yarn.
When the row is completed, pull the floss through, letting it hang out on each end. If you need to frog your fabric, the unraveling will stop at the lifeline.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Knit a Lifeline
Knitpicks Options Interchangeable needles make it so easy to run a lifeline in your knitting. I am demonstrating on my Montego Bay Scarf. First you thread a length of dental floss through the hole in the metal join on the cable.
Then just knit the row, pulling the floss through with the yarn.
When the row is completed, pull the floss through, letting it hang out on each end. If you need to frog your fabric, the unraveling will stop at the lifeline.
Then just knit the row, pulling the floss through with the yarn.
When the row is completed, pull the floss through, letting it hang out on each end. If you need to frog your fabric, the unraveling will stop at the lifeline.
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frog your fabric, huh? :)
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