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How to Knit 1
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1 rib is most widely used for waist bands
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in sweaters, cuffs, collars, pockets and for
many other decorative purposes.
The rib is produced by having knit stitch
over knit stitch and purl stitch over purl
stitch, in vertical lines, and is soft and elastic.
In the following example, medium thickness
wool is used for the practice.
CASTING-ON FOR 1
1 . Setting of carriage
Carriage (KH )
Change knob
Tens i on dial
Holding cam lever
Pattern selector button: PLAIN
Carriage (KR)
Slide lever
Tension dial
Cam lever
Tucking lever
Holding cam lever
2. Needle arrangement
a. Set the half pitch lever on "P".
b. By using 1 /1 needle pusher, arrange the
plain needles and purl needles in
position B of each bed. (See fig. 44 .)
Note: Both end needles must be pla in
needles.
c. By operating the connected carriage a
few times over all arranged needles, the
needles on KH and KR needle beds will
be set in a line on position B.
d. Place the connected carriage at right
end of the needle beds.
1 rib
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X
1 RIB
:
NL
:
0
:
N
: II
:0
:
(L)
N, (R) N
:R
:(L) N, (R) N
N
42
43
44
0
NL
PLAIN
II
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0
I
Z 3
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