Stress Ball Buddies
Need to blow off some steam? Take a break with these little Stress Ball Buddies. These DIY stress balls are part stress ball, part knitted toy. This simple pattern is a basic stuffed ball stitched with friendly, smiling features. These little guys make a great stash busting yarn project as well as a thoughtful gift for a happy child or a stressed out adult. Knit a few Stress Ball Buddies and feel your anxiety wash away.
Knitting Needle Size3 or 3.25 mm
Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)
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RavenFall
Sep 19, 2015
I found a tutorial for the m1 (make one), but I'm not understanding how the last one gets made. There is no loop to pull up for the last stitch, is there? I used Kfb for the first knit row to get to 18, and that worked. Then after the purl row, I had the loops to pull up for the next knit row but ... there still wasn't a way to add the last increase at the end without a Kfb. What am I missing? My example is the row of 36, adding a m1 every 4 stitches. At the far left side, there isn't a loop to pull up for the last increase, is there? I'm just doing a Kfb to fill in, I figured that out, but I'm just curious what I'm missing. ?kkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkkmkkkk
paver2
Dec 02, 2016
I am not exactly sure what you're asking, but if you need to M1 at the end of a row, just pick up the loop from the next row down (on the edge) and put it on your needle. When you turn your work, knit (or purl) it as if it was a stitch. Is that what you meant? If you use kfb, is that making lumps in your work?
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