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Old 12-11-2012, 06:00 PM   #4
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If you are knitting in the round, you are knitting with your stitches joined and producing a tube. If you are using the circular needles as straight needles and knitting flat, there should be no difference from when you use straight needles.

I think that this pattern will produce something like a seed stitch. As long as you are following the pattern as written it should work out. Different yarns will produce different stitch definitions and if you are using a different yarn, that could be part of why it looks different. Could you possibly attach a photo of your knitting? That could help figure out what, if actually anything, is wrong.
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