Aboutsusan wills Expertise Anything hand knitting related.Cannot answer machine knitting questions or frame knitting questions. Fiber /history related.
Experience Professional knitter, finisher for over 25 years. Worked as professional knitting editor, teacher , knitwear designer for over 10 years. I now own a yarn shop.I'll tell you what I'd do. If I don't know , I will tell you that.Background in fiber history/quilts/sewing/spinning as well.
Organizations Handweavers guild of Boulder, Co.
Publications Published designer: Knit Style, Cast on, Knitters, INKNITTERS. Edited for McCall's Needleworks Magazine.
Question QUESTION: please can you tell me how you make a square neck in knitting as i havent a clue do you need two sets of needles for both sides i dont get it!thanks
ANSWER: You don't need two sets of needles, but you use two balls of yarn. With first ball work to center sts. , bind off, work across remaining sts. On next row, work across first shoulder then attach a second ball and work across second shoulder.
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QUESTION: thanks for the answer please could you give more detail as i dont understand could you put it in easier terms for me as i only know how to knit squares so find knitting terms hard to make out i would be very gratefull thankyou very much!
Answer Yes, I would recommend a basic knitting instruction book. To try to explain in words how to bind off, and attach a new ball of yarn would be very wordy.
I like XRX's THE KNITTERS HANDBOOK, or Interweave's THE KNITTERS'S COMPANION.
Those books will provide diagrams.
