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Latest post Sat, Oct 28 2006 1:41 AM by JuanZZZ. 2 replies.
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JuanZZZ  +  286432 Sat, 28 Oct 06 01:29 AM

Hi guys

Can verbs knit, sew, and stitch be used interchangeably?

Thanks in advance
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nona the brit  +  286434 Sat, 28 Oct 06 01:36 AM

No.

Sew and stitch are very similar and can probably be used interchangeably in most cases. They are using a single small needle and thread to join fabric together.

Knit is completely different. This is using two (at least) large needles with wool to create a piece of fabric.
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JuanZZZ, 3 yr 28 days ago
I got the difference Nona, thanks a lot. Smile [:)]
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