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Thinking of making the above in some lovely bulky chenille, but instead of doing it end to end (K2P2) and seaming, doing it in the round top-down (or bottom up, guess it doesn’t matter 
). When changing from the K rounds to the P rounds, would a jogless jog, like when doing color stripes in the round help with disguising the spiral effect?
Or just don’t bother and hide the row changes under the center ring?
Ooooh I love it!
yeah. I always do the jogless jog when I’m in the round. Even if its a purl.
I haven’t had much luck with the jogless jog yet, but I do think once you get the hang of it it would help. I don’t like stripes being off either. :wall:
forgive my ignorance, but what is a jogless jog?
When you’re knitting in the round, you’re really knitting a spiral, so if you did a stripe of a new color, the ends won’t line up exactly, or there is a jog in the stripe. So you disguise it with a “jogless jog” like this
Thank you.