crochet edges are not straight?
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The most obvious, and most common, reason that people fail to crochet straight edges is because they are putting too many or too few stitches into the row. Make sure that you count your stitches as you go and that they always add up to the correct number.
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['Knit the first stitch.', "Bring the yarn to the front into the purl position, wrap it back over the top of the RH needle, and return it to the front into purl position again. Basically you're just wrapping the yarn once around the RH needle from the front.", 'Purl the next stitch (see the following figure).']
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The first step to accurately squaring up HSTs is to take your untrimmed HST, lay it flat on your cutting mat and then lay your square ruler on top of it. You want to make sure that the diagonal line on your ruler is directly over the diagonal seam on your HST.
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Vedder did a nice job contouring the edges and smoothing everything over. There aren't any sharp corners whatsoever on my Light Tuck. The “mouth” of the holster flares out ever so slightly to aid with reholstering. There's a full-length sight channel down the top.
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As you can see, the purl stitches have little horizontal “bumps” in front of them, whilst in the knit stitch the yarn comes round either side in a little “v”. That is basically the difference between a knit and purl stitch. Sounds simple but its a really important thing to learn.
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Since the pattern says to end with a wrong-side row, that means that the last row you work should be a purl (WS) row. When you repeat a knit row and then a purl row for a number of rows, your are creating a pattern called stockinette stitch.
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Comment: It often happens that a graph has different concavity on the two sides of a vertical asymptote. However, because a curve is not continuous at a vertical asymptote, it can never have an inflection point there, even if f is defined there.
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['In the UV Editor toolbar, open the Cut UV Tool .', 'Turn on edge selection mode.', 'Press Shift and move your cursor over an edge. ... ', 'Double-click an edge.']
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['Bring the yarn around the right-hand needle from back to front.', 'Wrap the yarn counter-clockwise around the needle.', 'Take the yarn to the back before knitting the next stitch.']
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Wrap it around the center of the toe where you want the ring to lie. Use a pen to mark the point on the string or paper where it overlaps, forming a complete snug circle. Using the millimeter side of the ruler, measure the length from the starting end of the string or paper to the pen mark.
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['Wrap the yarn over the hook.', 'Insert your hook into the top loop of the 3rd chain stitch from the hook (you are not crocheting into the 1st or 2nd chain stitches from the hook because this will be the turning chain which brings your work up to the height of a half treble crochet)', 'Wrap the yarn over the hook.']
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They say that the heddle slips out of place. On the Knitters loom the reed is held in the bottom position by the warp tension. ... (the standard rigid heddle reed does not either, it only hangs from the upper rail, and as the KL has to fold the rails needed to be different).
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The double crochet has one more step than a half double crochet and two more steps than a single crochet. Just like in the half double crochet, you'll start with a yarn over. ... Yarn over again, but this time, you're only going to pull the yarn through the first two loops on the hook.
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Stitching in the ditch between borders helps stabilize the fabric, maintaining straight lines and preventing distortion. If you choose to stitch the ditch, do it as the first step before adding any quilting design in the border or sashing.
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When knitting a piece you have 1 stitch in each side of your work that is an edge stitch. The edge stitch are usually not included in the pattern, and there are different ways to work the edge stitches. ... Knit the edge sts on rows from RS, and purl the edge sts on rows from WS.
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Re: 2d lines are not on same plane Lines and arc have seperate properties. Grab all of the object you want to have in the Z: 0 and go to Properties (CTRL+1), there u have a dropdown menu and either first select Lines or Arcs and then you can change the properties of all the Lines or Arcs in the selection you have.
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These are the edge stitches at both ends of your row of knitting. Sometimes an extra stitch or stitches is added to create a selvedge edge. Knitting a selvage edge makes seaming easier.