Blocking Knitting With Wires at Kate Terry blog

Blocking Knitting With Wires. Blocking wires are a great tool for knitters who want to step up their blocking game. Secure with pins or wires: Carefully thread your blocking wires through selvage stitches at regular intervals. They're mostly useful for blocking lace, although you can use them for any type of. The sides of a scarf, the sides of a pieced pullover, or the tops and sides of a triangular shawl), carefully run your blocking wires. The goal is that, when your knit is being laid flat to block, that it feels just damp, not wet. Use blocking pins or wires to secure your knitting in place on blocking mats or towels, focusing on the edges and any areas that need shaping. We recommend using lace blocking wires for straight edges and perfect points on shawls, scarves, and blankets. There are special blocking combs and blocking wires that make it a little bit easier and faster to obtain straight lines.

There are special blocking combs and blocking wires that make it a little bit easier and faster to obtain straight lines. The sides of a scarf, the sides of a pieced pullover, or the tops and sides of a triangular shawl), carefully run your blocking wires. Use blocking pins or wires to secure your knitting in place on blocking mats or towels, focusing on the edges and any areas that need shaping. Carefully thread your blocking wires through selvage stitches at regular intervals. Secure with pins or wires: They're mostly useful for blocking lace, although you can use them for any type of. We recommend using lace blocking wires for straight edges and perfect points on shawls, scarves, and blankets. Blocking wires are a great tool for knitters who want to step up their blocking game. The goal is that, when your knit is being laid flat to block, that it feels just damp, not wet.

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Blocking Knitting With Wires Blocking wires are a great tool for knitters who want to step up their blocking game. Secure with pins or wires: The goal is that, when your knit is being laid flat to block, that it feels just damp, not wet. We recommend using lace blocking wires for straight edges and perfect points on shawls, scarves, and blankets. They're mostly useful for blocking lace, although you can use them for any type of. Carefully thread your blocking wires through selvage stitches at regular intervals. The sides of a scarf, the sides of a pieced pullover, or the tops and sides of a triangular shawl), carefully run your blocking wires. There are special blocking combs and blocking wires that make it a little bit easier and faster to obtain straight lines. Blocking wires are a great tool for knitters who want to step up their blocking game. Use blocking pins or wires to secure your knitting in place on blocking mats or towels, focusing on the edges and any areas that need shaping.