How Do I Knit A Bobble?
My instructions say to kfb, then it says knit into same stitch but which stitch do they mean?
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Bobble is a concept of knitting that refers to a localized set of stitches that form a raised bump. These bumps are usually arranged in a regular geometrical pattern or may be figurative. It is actually KPB or Knit, Purl and Bobble. You can get step by step instruction on knitting a bobble at the link below:
www.needlepointers.com
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