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When doing back loop and you turn your work does the back loop move to the “front” because you turned your work as in always put it in one loop on the same side decided is back or do you do it in the farthest away loop again in the following row so that every other row is basically opposite loops?
I’m also curious on how to know when to back loop vs just use both loops. I watch some videos but a lot of what ive been working on so far ive kind of pieced together and used what little im learning to make
Right now I’m making a shirt using a bandanna pattern that I’ve already used to make a shawl with and bikini tops for cups, I’m still not sure exactly what I’m gonna do with the back and i wanna make a skirt using different stitches i know but i kept seeing backloop on videos ive seen and im wondering if i should stitch to trying using backloop and how for everything lower than the waistband since that seems like the common thing i see done
u/Gummiebop — 1 day ago