When knitting the knit stitches, just knit into the back of the stitch instead of the front. I often use this on sweater and toque ribs. It gives a little variation to the old k1,p1 ribbing. Hope this helps. :thumbup:
Hi, I'm new to this and in need of some info
I recently saw a sweater made by an English woman. The ribbing K2, P2 looked as if the stitches were twisted and looked like mini cables. Does anyone know how to knit the stitch?
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