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knitqueen · 11-18-2005, 12:05 PM

I hope I'm interpreting the poster's question properly. Now I'm confused too!!

If you knit from the left needle point onto the right needle point, when you have worked all the stitches, before turning, all the worked stitches will be on the right needle point with the working yarn on the farthest left stitch. When you turn the work around to start the next row, your working yarn will be in the correct place, will it not??

The only reason I could think of needing to slide the stitches to the other end is if you are working i-cord.

11-18-2005, 12:05 PM	#6
knitqueen Grafting the Toe Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Western Canada Posts: 4,246 Thanks: 139 Thanked 145 Times in 130 Posts	I hope I'm interpreting the poster's question properly. Now I'm confused too!! If you knit from the left needle point onto the right needle point, when you have worked all the stitches, before turning, all the worked stitches will be on the right needle point with the working yarn on the farthest left stitch. When you turn the work around to start the next row, your working yarn will be in the correct place, will it not?? The only reason I could think of needing to slide the stitches to the other end is if you are working i-cord.