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WIDE RIB
This is the rib with more than K3.
P3.
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alternately. (K5.
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Two methods for wide rib are introduced below:-
One is for using medium yarn (Operation Table "A") and
the other is for thick yarn
(Operation
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transferring stitches if necessary.
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