This video shows all of the basic steps of knitting put together in a sequence, with a few tips along the way: –Long Tail Cast-On –Knitting and Purling –Binding Off –How to deal with the loose ends –Tricks for keeping your side edges neat. This is a good orientation for new knitters, but not meant for following along. Please watch the individual videos mentioned to follow along and learn more about those techniques.

www.cottonandcloud.com Episode 6 is all about Fair Isle knitting using two hands. In this episode (6.1), working on the knit row is shown as well as introducing a new colour to the row. For Continental knitting tutorial, please see Episode 4 (www.youtube.com For English knitting tutorial, please see Episode 5 (www.youtube.com The most important tip for a tidy Fair Isle knitting is to keep the tension even throughout. To do this, keep the floating strands at the back loose (but not sagging). Make sure to have one colour always on top of the other. This will prevent from tangling when unravelling the piece. Happy Knitting! Fair Isle = Stranded = Two Color = Jacqard

Sorry for the delay in uploading videos! In this video you’ll learn how to twist 2 colors so you’re able to alternate between the colors you need to use for knitting (while in the round). This technique is far easier than knitting English style with one hand and Continental with the other (and some other crazy ideas I’ve seen)!! Thanks so much for watching and subscribing! Please check out my other videos and blog (which I promise to update soon): aquariustigris.blogspot.com

knitting is very good to learn this is the first step of knitting and soon i will do the next step how to do a simple knit….. i hope this helps you

Brian from skacel collection, Inc. working on his week’s worth of socks on one circular needle. Visit our blog skacelknitting.wordpress.com to see more on his sock adventure! This was taken at Sock Summit, held in Portland, Oregon. Brian was knitting his socks all weekend at the Skacel booth and was thrilled to see so many people at the show!

This video explains the purpose of lifelines in knitting. It shows how to put them in and how to use them when needed.

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I hope this video is helpful to those who are learning to knit. In this video I show how to do a “long tail cast on”, how to “knit” and how to “purl”. NOTE: This is how I knit. Once you get comfortable with knitting you may change based on whats comfortable to you. Not all knitting is the same. It’s up to the knitter. Please comment below and let me know if this is helpful or if you have any suggestions. (voice sounds weird because I was behind my cameras microphone) Song: Carrie Underwood “Get Out Of This Town”.

Creating the knit stitch on a knitting loom (not to be confused with the e-wrap stitch). The knit stitch as shown in this video is the one that resembles the knit stitch created on knitting needles.