1. Use your credits wisely from the start. Don't buy accessories and things like that, because your head and body are the most important. New users are easily spotted by the IMVU default head and skin. If you need a good head or skin, try looking at the DOC (Daily Outfit Challenge).. Use your credits wisely from the start. Don't buy accessories and things like that, because your head and body are the most important. New users are easily spotted by the IMVU default head and skin. If you need a good head or skin, try looking at the DOC (Daily Outfit Challenge).
So, say your scarf is right now 12 inches wide and you have 25 stitches. 25 stitches divided by 12 inches is 2.0855. Well, all those decimals are annoying, so you can just round it to the nearest half inch. That means 2. That's your gauge - 2 stitches per inch.
) for beginners (even for a beginner that is holding knitting needles for the very first time and who just learned how to cast on and first two basic stitches-knit and purl) and who has no problem following the action on the screen. You can stop video, rewind, play again.... After you knit (and purl) first 18 rows, then you just need to repeat rows 2-18 as many times as you wish (until your desired length). When your scarf is long enough see this video about how to bind off stitches-http://youtu.be/vHh3rMDBQRw. See my other knitting videos downloaded on my other Youtube account for Czech-o-Slovaks (http://www.youtube.com/user/czechOslo...