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Help me! My stitches are uneven.
Laddering..
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Help me! My stitches are uneven.
Your knitting looks stretched. Using 5 instead of 4 needles will definitely ease the tension on your knitting and could help with the laddering. You might want to give that a shot.
I have had some success diminishing laddering by having the new needle go underneath instead of above the just finished needle.
Alternately, you could try a circular needle with the excess length pulled into a loop out the other side of the project…
That is right, use circular needle will help.