This stitch pattern was birthed because knitting abbreviations aren’t consistent from one designer to another—this was intended to be Knit-in-the-Row-Below! Compare it with 2 sts x 10 rows KRB Contrary Fisherman’s Rib (I-B-1-(12)) to see how very different these fabrics appear; this Garter Stitch version appears to have a strong horizontal texture, and is also compact through twisting, eliminating the loft that comes from pulling up stitches
This stitch pattern was birthed because knitting abbreviations aren’t consistent from one designer to another—this was intended to be Knit-in-the-Row-Below! Compare it with 2 sts x 10 rows KRB Contrary Fisherman’s Rib (I-B-1-(12)) to see how very different these fabrics appear; this Garter Stitch version appears to have a strong horizontal texture, and is also compact through twisting, eliminating the loft that comes from pulling up stitches
