Why Is My Knitting Curling and How to Fix it
Knitting curls because stockinette stitch naturally rolls toward the knit side and away from the purl side on every edge. If you are wondering why is my knitting curling , the most common reason is that you are working stockinette stitch. Stockinette naturally curls toward the knit side and away from the purl side on all edges because of the way knit and purl stitches are formed. This is normal and does not mean you are doing anything wrong. The good news is that knitting curl can often be reduced or prevented by adding a border, choosing a stitch pattern that lies flat, blocking the fabric, or adding an edge after the piece is finished. In this knitting tutorial, I’ll walk you through what causes curling, how to fix it if possible, and how to keep it from happening in future projects. What will you learn in this knitting tutorial? If you’ve ever cast on something that looked nice for about five minutes and then started rolling itself up, you are definitely not alone. One of t...