Knitting Help – Picking up Wraps
admin | July 15, 2010 | 2 comments
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@icklecat1 Wrapping stitches is a way of working short-rows, which is a way of adding shape to the work. Short-rows are used in the toes and heels of socks, bust shaping, back-of-neck lengthening, etc.
quick question, why would you do wraps? is it just a way to blend short rows like from straps on a top to the body or does it create a certain bend in the fabric like a cable?