Punto costa inglese ai ferri. Tutorial x 2 tecniche

One of the most important knitting stitches: the fisherman's rib stitch. I'll show you two ways to do it, both very simple. The yarn worked with the fisherman's rib stitch creates a very soft and chunky knit. A sweater or scarf made this way, perhaps with a thick yarn, will be not only soft to the touch, but also extremely warm! The design is the same on both the front and back of the piece, so there's no "less beautiful" side ;) As mentioned in the title, I'll show you two different techniques, both easy. The result is the same, so I recommend trying both and then choosing your favorite. Personally, I found that the first method, although seemingly more complicated, left my stitches softer and therefore easier to work with. Let me know if the explanations were clear, and if you like, let me know what you make with this beautiful stitch ;) METHOD 1: -cast on a no. of even stitches and work 2 rows of 1:1 rib. So let's start with the fisherman's rib: -knit the first stitch: instead of passing the needle through the stitch, we pass it through the stitch immediately below. -then purl one stitch. -continue alternating 1 knit and 1 purl throughout the row, with the knit stitches worked this way. -as with any rib, work the stitches as they appear. Continue in this way until the end of the work. METHOD 2: -cast on an even number of stitches and work 2 rows of 1:1 rib. So let's start with the fisherman's rib. In this case, the first st is always purled: the first st is actually gathered like a purl, but slipped without knitting it. keeping the yarn over the needle, knit the next st. gather the next st like a purl, but slipped without knitting it, and keeping the yarn over, knit the next st. repeat from * to * until the end of the row. from the next row, the knit stitches will be made up of two strands: gather them together. For the rest, I'll continue with the same process. To stay up to date on upcoming videos, you can subscribe to my channel:    / @danycream   You can also find me here: WEBSITE: http://www.danycream.com/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Dany-C... INSTAGRAM:   / dany.cream   PINTEREST:   / danielataddia91   If this is your first time visiting my channel, welcome! Here you'll find super-clear tutorials for knitting and crocheting: whatever project you choose, you'll be able to complete it! Not just knitting needles and hooks, but also delicious recipes, DIY projects and decorations, travel, and anything else my imagination inspires. I'd be delighted if you'd like to be part of the magical world of DanyCream ^-^ Kisses, Daniela