
So, I tried a fat comb. I really liked the results. I skipped every other tooth.

Then, I tried other stitch combinations. Below are alternating rows of knit/purl, e wrap, rib, and seed..




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For my Halloween swap I used a metal dog comb to create a little pouch using cotton crochet string. I really like the texure of the pouch. Check it out here.
I also figured out a way to double-knit on this thing! It's really cool. Check out my double-knit here
1 comment:
wow! clever!
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