Presentation Length: 21 minutes
Description:
No one likes hole-y knitting, but sometimes, despite our best efforts, small gaps remain when we join one section of fabric to another. In this presentation I’m specifically addressing those pesky holes that often appear at the ankles of handknit socks and the underarms of sweaters. Learn how you can stop these gaps from forming in the first place, plus, how to fix them if you’ve already finished knitting your project!
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Knitwear designer, MediaPeruana Knits (She/Her)
Ankles and Armpits: Fixing Pesky Holes in Your Knitting
Kristen is the knitter, instructor, podcaster, and pattern designer behind MediaPeruana Knits. In addition to being an all-around knitting and yarn enthusiast, she also works as a freelance writer and editor, and is mom to two boys, one dog and three cats and resides in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C.
Kristen Jancuk
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