Many knitters have trouble when knitting on double-pointed needles. They get ladders (or holes) when they switch needles. There's an easy way to eliminate those ladders. Follow the steps below and you ...
Ribbing on double pointed needles is quite simple. Here's what to do:Cast on as many stitches as you need onto only one of the needles. Be sure to cast on an even number of stitches.Start ribbing for ...
Once you have learned how to do ribbing on double-pointed needles, you will have to learn how to bind off on double-pointed needles. It's really quite easy. Just follow the steps below. Knit the first ...
Binding off on a circular needle is as easy as binding off on a straight needle. Follow the steps below to learn how to bind off on a circular needle:Knit the first 2 stitches on the needle.Insert lef ...
Decreasing on a Circular Needle is as simple as decreasing on a straight needle. You can still do it both ways. Either K 2 tog or K, slip, psso. You will need to know how to decrease on a circular ...
Binding off on double-pointed needles is the same as binding off on a straight needle. The difference is is that you have to be very careful as you work on each needle.Here's how to bind off on double ...
Adding color on circular needles is as easy, if not easier than adding color on a straight needle. You can use this method for knitting stripes or simply just changing from one color to another.Here' ...
Sometimes your pattern will instruct you to CAST ON AT THE END OF A ROW.CASTING ON AT THE END OF A ROW is quite easy. Here's how to do it:When you come to the end of the row, turn the work as to purl. ...
Sometimes your instructions will include having to CAST ON AT THE BEGINNING OF A ROW. It's not difficult and here's how to do it.Starting at the beginning edge of the work CAST ON as many stitches as ...
There will be times when you will want to add FRINGE to your work. Scarves, blankets, shawls, etc., sometimes look better with FRINGE added. Here's a simple way to make FRINGE:Cut a piece of cardboa ...