Quote Originally Posted by sydnie7 View Post
Looking at that pic again, of two hose knitted simultaneously on two flex needles. . . it looks as if there would be a lot of strain on the "seam" of the hose, that is, the inner area where the knitting crosses over to the other needle. I haven't read up on this method, but am just wondering if you could cross the needles in the center. . . work stitches up to the overlap point, then jump and work on the other needle. . . hard to describe, but would make the needles come closer to each other in the center, and ease the strain on that area of hose. Or perhaps I should quote Ted Crocker here. . . "But what do I know". . .

Wow...was that in English, because I didn't understand a lick of it.