So, I tried the Twice-knit knitting from the book. (Notice I used those fancy glass knitting needles I got as a gift from Joyce.) The first photo is the front and the second is the back. You really can take the knitting off the needles and stretch it and pull it and do whatever you want to and it won't ravel or unknit itself. You can unknit it, if you pull the thread, but unlike regular knitting, you cannot drop a stitch in this. It's also very thick material when knit. It would be great for a blanket.
So, I tried the Twice-knit knitting from the book. (Notice I used those fancy glass knitting needles I got as a gift from Joyce.) The first photo is the front and the second is the back. You really can take the knitting off the needles and stretch it and pull it and do whatever you want to and it won't ravel or unknit itself. You can unknit it, if you pull the thread, but unlike regular knitting, you cannot drop a stitch in this. It's also very thick material when knit. It would be great for a blanket.
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