Here's the new video!I do suggest that you get familiar with you ribber before doing these ribber scarves. I wouldn't say they're very hard - just rectangles - but I have a lot of steps to cover on the videos and I don't cover the same materials that are in the ribber course all over again.
If you're a beginner, before you dive right in, work through these videos (watch and do):
Ribber Lesson 1 - Circular Cast-On
Ribber Lesson 2 - Full Needle Rib
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLL9FvFP318
Ribber Lesson 14 - Loop Through Loop Bind-Off for Ribbing, Off Machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=79DXVRnESLw
Ribber Lesson 20 - Racked Ribbing Pattern
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MsbtXjQfh_o
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Dianne,
ReplyDeleteYou are an inspiration to all machine knitters! Thank you for sharing your time with us. We have unpacked our machines and started a new experience with you.
Thank you,
Chris Rehak
Naperville, IL
Thank you Diana, another nice scarf. I'm on a mission to use up yarn for our guild's charity projects. In the meantime, I'm getting better and better on my ribber.
ReplyDeleteYou're a great teacher! Hope to have this one up on my blog soon.
Mar
http://marzipanknits.blogspot.com/
HI
ReplyDeleteI think I'm missing something. My scarf is not zagging....... it kind of zigs but doesn't zag. It also rolls. I didn't think rib rolled. Am I missing something with the tuck? row 1 rack to 4 set ribber to tuck to left. rack between 4 and 5 for 20 rows.... zig happens.
Then rack 6 and 5 for next 20 rows. Do I change the tuck direction perhaps?