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Learn to knit Basic stitches The Basic Stitches The knit stitch (K) 1. With the knitting wool at the back of the work, insert the right hand knitting needle from left to right...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Buttonholes Buttonholes Horizontal Buttonholes Knit to the position of the buttonhole and cast off the number of stitches required, depending on the size of the...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Cables Cables Cabling requires a double-pointed knitting needle to hold the first stitches out of the way until they are needed. The cable knitting needle...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Casting off Casting Off Casting off is the method used to dispose of a number of stitches. It is used during shaping, on shoulder seams for example and...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Casting on Casting On Casting on forms the first row of stitches. There are many ways of casting on and here we explain a one knitting needle method and a two...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Decreasing Decreasing There are three main methods of decreasing one stitch. The first method is to work two stitches together (k2tog or p2tog). Here the stitch...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Dropped stitches Picking up dropped stitches: If a stitch drops off the knitting needle, the first thing to do is to prevent it from running further by securing it...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Holding needles Holding the knitting needles and wool: Everyone evolves their own personal way of holding knitting needles and wool but it's still useful to know how...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Increasing Increasing: There are three main methods of increasing stitches, all are quite simple to do. The first is to make a stitch (M1) by picking up a loop...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Joining Joining: Grafting: This is an excellent way of invisibly joining two pieces of knitting. The edges are not cast off and the knitting can be joined...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Joining colours Joining yarns & working with colour Joining in a new ball of knitting wool: You will frequently need to join a new ball of knitting wool when...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Lace knitting Lace knitting & Eyelet stitches Lace patterns are all produced on the same basic principle. A hole or eyelet is made by winding the knitting...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Picking up Picking up stitches along an edge Once the main body of the knitting has been completed, it is frequently necessary to add extra finishing rows for...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Rounds Knitting in Rounds Any of the methods of casting on can be used. You can cast on onto one knitting needle only and then transfer the stitches...		Min: 0 Units: 0
Learn to knit Tension Tension If the tension quoted is, for example, “22 stitches and 30 rows = 10 cms square measured over stocking stitch on 4 mm knitting...		Min: 0 Units: 0