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[Space Chick]

Hadn't tried knitting in the round before... Other than a neckline on a jumper.

 

I have this lovely chenille wool but it's not enough to knit a jumper, so I thought I'd knit a camisole instead and try in the round.

 

Big mistake despite my best efforts to ensure "no twists" I have had to unravel it TWICE as I had a twist, meaning it would be impossible to wear.

 

Now given up and am doing the front and back separately Just hope I can do clever calculations with the wool to ensure it works (have 4 balls but 2 colours )

 

Wish me luck...

[LolaLayla]

Wishing you that luck

[Plum]

No idea what you are talking about but good luck

[Mrs Webmuppet]

I have a top tip for knitting in the round.................knit the first few rows as straight knitting then join it up, you don't get twists that way! I love knitting on circular needles, I've knitted a fair few jumpers ( those fancy Icelandic patterned ones) and socks using this method.

[Space Chick]

That's a fab tip

[Paola]

I always seem to mess up the first row every time but when I start the second time it goes ok Its worth persevering I use gorgeous Symfonie wooden circular needles

[craftyhunnypie]

the times I have thrown my circulars across the room! I always get twists & not too sure on how to do the join.

Ahh well, thank god for normal straight knitting.

Emma.x

[Duncan08]

No idea what you are talking about but good luck

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