How to Work Garter Stitch
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When taking a close look at the garter stitch fabric, you can see that there are smooth knit stitches, as well as purl bumps, on both sides. This texture is created by working knit stitches on both the right side and the wrong side of the fabric.
PROJECTS FOR GARTER STITCH
Since garter stitch creates a fabric that is cozy and squishy, it’s the perfect stitch pattern to use on a wide variety of projects. Garter stitch is perfect for:
– Baby blankets
– Dishcloths
– Scarves
Whether working garter stitch in rows, as demonstrated here, or in the round, it’s the perfect stitch pattern for your next project!
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Just out of curiosity, I wanted to see what Scottish style knitting was. And lo and behold, that is the way I have always held my needles. I'm from Scottish, Irish, German ancestry. I was like OMGOSH, I have knitting Scottish style the whole time and didn't know it.