Knitting with MODA VERA FISH NET FEVER

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1 with FISH NET FEVER FISHNET FEVER is not knitted in the traditional way. The full width of yarn is not carried around the needle, instead the knitting needle is inserted through the top of the yarn and then taken through the stitch, at intervals of approximately 2.5cms. Larger intervals will create more ruffl e, and smaller intervals will be fl atter. FISHNET FEVER will fray if the ends are not sealed before you commence. This can be done by folding the edge over twice and sewing either by hand or machine. from the back to front at the top of the yarn, about 3-5mm down. Insert the needle again from back to front, and approx 2.5cms along. Keeping the yarn fl at carry the Bring the yarn through h the Insert the needle into the fi rst yarn behind the needle and insert, 3-5mm down.

2 THe fi rst stitch is now completed in much the same way as basic knitting. Repeat across the remaining sts, inserting the needle approximately 2.5mm along the top each time. Repeat Row 1 for the required length. Note: If using 2 balls, secure ends by overlapping then folding over each other to conceal raw edge, hand or machine sew in place. Casting Off Knit the fi rst 2 stitches as normal. unravel. Insert the left needle in the fi rst stitch on the right needle. Slip this stitch over the second stitch on the right needle. Bringing i the stitch count in the right Knit the next stitch, and repeat As the yarn cannot be bought needle down to one. process until there is 1 stitch remaining on the needle. through the last Remove the needle, pin the last stitch down on work, and hand sew until secure and will not unravel.

3 with 8 Ply Yarn FISHNET FEVER can be worked into 8 Ply yarn. This is ideal for garments or items, that need a structural knitted piece to sew together. The yarn will go a lot further and you can still achieve great results. Cast on with 8 Ply and work 4 Rows of Stocking Stitch. row. Add Fishnet by placing yarn across right side of work so ball end is on your left and cut end on your right. Leaving 5cms to sew to wrong side later, Insert right needle from front to back through the mesh yarn about 3-5mm down. Knit both together th using 8 Ply as Repeat this process across the Work 3-5 rows of Stocking Stitch in you nomally would knit a row, easing extra mesh in between each Cut the mesh yarn at the end of the row leaving an extra 5cm to sew in later. 8 Ply, then repeat this process on the next knit row.

4 with TRIPLE MESH FEVER TRIPLE MESH FEVER is not knitted in the traditional way. The full width of yarn is not carried around the needle, instead the knitting needle is inserted through the top of the yarn and then taken through the stitch, at intervals of approximately 2.5cms. Larger intervals will create more ruffl e, and smaller intervals will be fl atter. TRIPLE MESH FEVER can also be added to 8 Ply yarn for a more solid piece. See Fish Net Fever for method. FISHNET FEVER will fray if the ends are not sealed before you commence. This can be done by folding the edge over twice and sewing either by hand or machine. from the back to front at the top of the yarn, about 3-5mm down. Insert the needle again from back to front, and approx 2.5cms along. Keeping the yarn fl at carry the Bring the yarn through h the Insert the needle into the fi rst yarn behind the needle and insert, 3-5mm down.

5 The fi rst Stitch is now completed in much the same way as basic knitting. Repeat across the remaining sts, inserting the needle approximately 2.5mm along the top each time. As TRIPLE MESH FEVER has 3 different coloured layers, the colours can be rotated to achieve a unique look. At the beginning of a row, simply take the next colour and knit as the previous rows. Cast off by knitting 2 stitches as above and passing previous stitch over last stitch worked. Hand sew last Stitch into work to secure. Note: If using 2 balls, secure ends by overlapping then folding over each other to conceal raw edge, hand sew in place.

6 with HONEYCOMB MESH HONEYCOMB MESH is not knitted in the traditional way. The full width of yarn is not carried around the needle, instead the knitting needle is inserted through a loop at the top of the yarn and then taken through the stitch, then a new stitch create in the next loop. A more loopier effect, can be otain by using only every second loop. Honeycomb mesh can also be added to 8 Ply yarn for a more solid piece. See Fish Net Fever for method. HONEYCOMB MESH will fray if the ends are not sealed before you commence. This can be done by folding the edge over twice and sewing by hand. from the back to front at the top of the yarn. Insert the needle again from back to front, in the next loop. Insert the needle into the fi rst Keeping the yarn flat carry the yarn Bring the yarn through h the behind the needle and insert, in the Repeat across the remaining sts. next loop. Repeat Row 1 for the required length. Cast off by knitting 2 stitches as above and passing previous stitch over last stitch worked. Hand sew last stitch into work to secure. Note: If using 2 balls, secure ends by overlapping then folding over each other to conceal raw edge, hand sew in place.

7 with ELIZA & SELENA ELIZA & SELENA are not knitted in the traditional way. The full width of yarn is not carried around the needle, instead the knitting needle is inserted through a loop at the top of the yarn and then taken through the stitch, then a new stitch create in the 2nd loop along. A more loopier effect, can be otain by using only every 3rd or 4th loop. Flatter every loop. These types can also be added to 8 Ply yarn for a more solid piece. Either as the example with FISH NET FEVER, or wrapped around the back of the yarn with each FISHNET FEVER will fray if the ends are not sealed before you commence. This can be done by folding the edge over twice and sewing either by hand or machine. from the back to front at the top of the yarn. Insert the needle again from back to front, in the next loop.. Insert the needle into the fi rst Keeping the yarn flat carry the yarn Bring the yarn through h the behind the needle and insert, in the next loop. Cast off by knitting 2 stitches as above and passing previous stitch over last stitch worked. Hand sew last stitch into work to secure. Note: If using 2 balls, secure ends by overlapping then folding over each other to conceal raw edge, hand sew in place.