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Check-In Post March 28th 2023
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i'm making my SO this scarf from an anime he likes (yuru camp)!! so in theory not a complicated project but it's proving a real pain
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/V4cAAOSwLXhj~SuF/s-l500.jpg
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I had a thought... If you could get a plastic container and punch 5 holes in the lid to thread the different balls through, that might help? Not sure it would work, but it's an idea.
If you did 2 x 2 rib and changed colours between two knit stitches (or purl on the reverse) you might get a better join.
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i did a little test swatch and unfortunately a 2x2 rib is not the look i want :( i think you're right on the join being more secure that way, though. hrmm.
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I thought that might be the case. You may need to experiment a bit until you find a joining method that works. I think it's trickier when it's the same number of stitches in each colour on every row. You don't want to end up with gaps. *wanders off to think*