Mary Beth Temple

Quick Tip: Knitting Backwards

Mary Beth Temple
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    Knitting backwards is a great technique to learn if you like to do projects that require turning the work after a small amount of stitches – entrelac, bobbles, and short rows to name a few. Once you get the hang of knitting backwards, perhaps you would like to try a technique like entrelac knitting which gives the appearance of small squares or rectangles, but the fabric is created all in one piece.

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    2 Responses to “Quick Tip: Knitting Backwards”

    1. Leena Lujamaa-Reisner

      A great video, thank you. How would you knit backwards if you are a continental knitter?

    2. Eleanor HOBBS

      Excellent, thank you! Very handy as I am doing short rows currently on a sweater.

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