Classroom: Neckline Shaping
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Looking closely at the knitting in the video you'll notice where the shaping section ends and the knit straight section begins is a "wonky" spot.
This stretched out section is from that last held needle and wrap being stretched as the knit-straight section is being knit.
After the knitting "rested" (and adding a little steam) the wonky spot wasn't as noticeable
A solution to this wonky spot is to scrap off the shaped stitches before knitting the knit-straight section.
This method has 2 benefits:
This method has 2 benefits:
- It prevents the last held stitches and wraps from stretching out
- It prevents any damage from the carriage passing over the stitches in hold repeatedly
No matter what shaping method you use, there will always be a noticeable divide were the shaping ends and the straight section starts. Be aware of this and do what you can to eliminate it.