Fair Isle
Fair Isle puckering in point?
I started a project about a week ago and was my first ever Fair Isle. I found the bases and went with that, but I know that frown was a huge problem. I figured that blocking out, but apparently that is not the case. Do I need to rip and start again? I would agree with that, but it's another week of trying to get it right. Is there a way to get it to work with blocking? What have you done or have any ideas? Thanks in advance! =)
NO! you do not want to cut its fleet if it does then the whole piece will fall apart! you have to do is keep the hands behind then where you would normally, it helps the couple space points that makes beautiful and lose its fleet. doing this will prevent wrinkles and work piece was nice and flat. you can try to steam block, if only some wrinkles, but if the whole piece is so, then your best bet to get the best results would start over with the point that I have around.
How to do Fair Isle Knitting
