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Jo Allport shares how to create a a möbius twist cowl seamed with kitchener stitch
If you have always wanted to make one of those cool cowls with the intriguing twist in, but weren’t quite sure how to do it, wonder no more. Jo Allport has used a herringbone stitch lace pattern on a garter stitch background that looks great from both sides and knitted a suitably long strip. This is then twisted and joined without casting off, as shown in the step-by-step tutorial.
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Techniques: Garter , Kitchener Stitch
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How to: join with Kitchener stitch
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