Stitch Comparison:
These guys are VERY close relatives:
Ballband Dishcloth (from Mason-Dixon Knitting)
"Big Dotty" piano bench cover stitch (also from Mason-Dixon Knitting)
They are the same process carried out over differing numbers and types of stitches.
The dishrag pattern is two rows of plain stockinette stitch with one stitch out of every six slipped over three additional rows of reverse stockinette.
The dotty pattern is two rows of garter stitch with two stitches out of every eight slipped over six additional rows of regular stockinette stitch.
Therefore if you can do one, you can by definition do the other. Cool or what?
Ballband Dishcloth (from Mason-Dixon Knitting)
"Big Dotty" piano bench cover stitch (also from Mason-Dixon Knitting)
They are the same process carried out over differing numbers and types of stitches.
The dishrag pattern is two rows of plain stockinette stitch with one stitch out of every six slipped over three additional rows of reverse stockinette.
The dotty pattern is two rows of garter stitch with two stitches out of every eight slipped over six additional rows of regular stockinette stitch.
Therefore if you can do one, you can by definition do the other. Cool or what?
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