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| DEZE PAGINA IN HET NEDERLANDS HIER |
| Japanese knitting stitches instructions in New English page |
| As English is not my native language, please tell me about my mistakes (i'm sure there are some to find ;o) |
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edge or
selvedge stitch
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| Knit the stitches as they appear on the needle ( as they are ) |
| 1 2 3 4 5 knit .... stitches out of 1 stitch by knitting K1, P1, K1, .....and so on |
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The most common texture for a knitted
garment is that generated by the flat stockinette stitch as seen,
though very small, in machine-made stockings and T-shirts, which is knitted in the round as nothing but knit stitches and knitted flat as alternating rows of knit and purl. Other simple textures can be made with nothing but knit and purl stitches, including garter stitch, ribbing, and moss and seed stitches. Adding a "slip stitch" (where a loop is passed from one needle to the other) allows for a wide range of textures, including heel and linen stitches, and a number of more complicated patterns. |
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Some more advanced knitting techniques
create a surprising variety of complex textures. Combining certain increases (a process by which the number of loops in a horizontal row is increased) which create small eyelet holes in the resulting fabric with assorted decreases (by passing one loop of yarn through two existing stitches, for example) is key to lace knitting, a very open fabric resembling lace. |
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increase 1 |
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yarn over at purl side
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 Loop Cast-onPut on the knitting yarn on your right forefinger. Turn inside your hand and hook the yarn with the left needle as in illustration. After the loop was made, pull off the finger. A loop-cast-on-stitch was made. Repeat it until you required. This stitch tend to loosen when you knit on them. Knit tight. |
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  Strand IncreaseLift the strand that lies between the stitches on the left and right needles and place it on the left needle. Knit into the back of this strand twisting it to make an added stitch. If you do not twist the strand, you will have a noticeable hole at the increase. |
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is a hypen under the stitch = purl side ) |
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increase by yarn-overs |
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| increase stitches |
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3 st. out of 1; K1, P1, K1  on
the purl side; P1, K1, P1 |
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Knit 3 st. out of 1While keeping the stitch on the left needle, hook the knitting yarn on the right needle. Knit 3 st. on the same stitch. 3 stitches stand on the stitch. This increases 2 stitches at a time. |
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increase stitches at the end of the row |
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