I really hate to ask another question so soon after my last one, but I'm learning so much by being here!
I missed one of the basics for knitting, especially when knitting on the round. When a pattern says Right side or Wrong side, ......take a pair of socks for instance. When I'm knitting a cable on the leg, the side facing me (the outside of the sock leg) looks rough. Yet when I peek inside the circle, the inside of the leg looks great. So obviously I'm knitting inside out when I knit in a round....correct? So then the right side of knitting is the side facing AWAY from you when you're knitting in a round? Also, dd asked for leg warmers for dance class which starts in two weeks. But she wants them done in electric blue chenielle. (Lion Brand Chenielle Thick & Quick). This is done as a straight knit, purl etc. then later sown with a seam up the back of the leg. But now that I've got about 3 inches stitched, I can no longer tell right side from wrong side. They look identical. Nor can I tell how many rows I have on here just by looking, because the chenielle is so thick that the actual stitches are hidden and both sides look identical. Is there a trick to telling right side from wrong on something like this?
Thanks so much, and sorry to bother everyone with this but I don't know where else to try.
Maureen