There must be some of you who have worked with KSH before, no?
I just finished knitting a lacey scarf with it on size 6 (or 7?) needles.
I figured out how to do kitchener stitch to graft the two halves, but now I need to weave in the ends. I’m wondering how to do that right - the fabric is so loosely loopy and airy that I wonder how to hide the weaves and also whether they will be secure that way. Any hints?
Also, I’ve never blocked anything before. I bought blocking wires etc, but I’m wondering how to treat KSH before putting them in and pinning.
Do I just get it all wet quickly in lukewarm water and then roll in a towel? The yarn said not to soak it.
I tried it just as you said, just wove in the ends and cut them after a couple of loops. They do just stick and it’s really hard to see the end even though the whole thing is so airy.
To block, I pinned it to it’s final measurements, then misted it and pressed on the damp scarf with a thin dish towel. It’s pretty much dry now but I’m leaving it pinned until tonight.
