The log cabin technique allow you to knit in blocks, by finishing one block then picking up stitches along one side of the finished block and starting the next one. This is a test of that technique that ended up as a washcloth. It's hard to see the blocks here, since I mostly used the same color, but you can see how the garter stitches change direction. Yarn: 100% cotton, Sugar and Cream.
Saturday, April 21, 2007
Log cabin test
The log cabin technique allow you to knit in blocks, by finishing one block then picking up stitches along one side of the finished block and starting the next one. This is a test of that technique that ended up as a washcloth. It's hard to see the blocks here, since I mostly used the same color, but you can see how the garter stitches change direction. Yarn: 100% cotton, Sugar and Cream.
