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How do I rib on circular needles? How many stitches?

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Filyjonk · 28/01/2006 08:42

Ok, if I am ribbing on straights I co an even no of stitches + just start every row the same-kn/p/kn/purl. This much I know.

So for circulars, do I co an odd number of stitches then just kn/p round and round?

Sorry, this is really confused, can't explain better! Hope someone can help!

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Filyjonk · 28/01/2006 08:42

PS this was inspired by your lovely hats NQC but didn't want to thread hijak.

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NotQuiteCockney · 28/01/2006 08:47

You do an even number. You just knit perl knit perl, to do a 1x1 rib.

I don't mind you adding stuff on my thread, it's a general knitting chat thread, not an "enjoy my hats" thread.

The ribbed hats I did are not straight rib, btw. They're a slipped-stitch rib, which is very easy, and comes up more deeply ribbed than a normal rib.

NotQuiteCockney · 28/01/2006 08:48

Oh, to do sizing, you want to do a sample square, and then measure it half-way pulled, iyswim. Otherwise you make a very very big hat (if it's to be a hat?). I have done this.

Filyjonk · 29/01/2006 14:36

Oh, those hats were worth a thread to themselves! They are very lovely. Thanks. am now going to the other thread to enjoy your hats further and ask what slipped stitch ribbed is.

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