Thank you so much for this tutorial. Up to know I have only heard everyone complaining about the hand ribbing process. It‘s nice to hear someone enjoying the process and also explaining it so well and detailed. Cheers!
Greetings from France ❤. You are an excellent Teacher. I know it's really stress free for a small project but when it's on 160 needles depending on the yarn (back plus front of a sweater) wow😮 that becomes a pain on my spine. I underwent spine surgery. Sleeves are no deal, less stitches for an adult sweater. I've got my G Carrier but didn't use it much. I've had my Brother for Punch Card designs since 1992. Thanks for sharing 😍 Hugs.
Yes. do the color working as if you are doing Fairisle. Then unlatch and relatch as usual, just be careful about how you catch in the loops/floats so they don't show up on the front of your work.
Thank you so much for this tutorial. Up to know I have only heard everyone complaining about the hand ribbing process. It‘s nice to hear someone enjoying the process and also explaining it so well and detailed. Cheers!
Thank you :) I have used it plenty of times when my ribber has been acting up. It is very therapeutic on the chunky gg x
This tutorial honestly was great! I can now do a rib without having a ribber. Game changer , thank you so much 😊
I'm glad. I do not have a chunky gg ribber yet so this is an absolute saviour :)
Greetings from France ❤. You are an excellent Teacher. I know it's really stress free for a small project but when it's on 160 needles depending on the yarn (back plus front of a sweater) wow😮 that becomes a pain on my spine. I underwent spine surgery. Sleeves are no deal, less stitches for an adult sweater. I've got my G Carrier but didn't use it much. I've had my Brother for Punch Card designs since 1992. Thanks for sharing 😍 Hugs.
Great Tutorial! love this. Thanks! 😊
Is it possible to do this with two colours ? so it would be like a two colour rib stitch
Yes. do the color working as if you are doing Fairisle. Then unlatch and relatch as usual, just be careful about how you catch in the loops/floats so they don't show up on the front of your work.