Lesson 3: TUCK
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Sometimes you just want a LITTLE texture to your knitting. Simple tuck stitches can add bulk (and width).
Here are 3 variations, I'll bet you'll be surprised (as I was) to compare the knit side of these tuck samples)
Search "tuck" in the Knit it Now Video Library, you'll find over 30 tutorials about this versatile technique.
For some tuck "eye candy" take a look at tuck in the Knit it Now VideoLibrary - imagine all the variations!
Here are 3 variations, I'll bet you'll be surprised (as I was) to compare the knit side of these tuck samples)
In this sample, you are tucking every other needle and tucking on every row. The fabric is quite dense, but look at the interesting columns of knit stitches!
Search "tuck" in the Knit it Now Video Library, you'll find over 30 tutorials about this versatile technique.
This time, alternate the tucked needles again, but add a plain row of knitting between. This makes a much less dense fabric, and IMHO (in my humble opinion) the knit side looks best!
For some tuck "eye candy" take a look at tuck in the Knit it Now VideoLibrary - imagine all the variations!
Tuck the same needles every other row .... wow! I can see the knit side of this substituting for ribbing. There isn't any stretch, but the look would be a great contrast to plain 'ol stockinette or reverse stockinette.
