Block two of our month of plaid! Where our last block used stripes raised above the fabric of the square, Block Fourteen “Well Plaid” creates lines of color flush with the rest of the square.
Amy Gunderson achieves this by working one vertical stitch in the row in reverse stockinette, then applying the contrasting color to the purled stitch using a crochet hook. It’s rather ingenious. The video shows how it’s achieved.
Neat, eh? It’s a bit like picking up one laddered stitch, except with an entirely new color of yarn. I love the way this looks!
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Those slippers look soo warm. I would love to give them to my Sister’s. They both do alot for the family . My one sister helps abandoned dogs get new homes. The other sister has a sick husband who needs help 24/7. She would love something to keep her feet warm all winter. Thanks and good luck to everyone.