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Intermediate Knitting Techniques

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    1. How to Slip Slip Knit
    A lesson with Raquel Oliveira
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    Have you knitted to a point where you need to decrease? Learn the slip slip knit in this lesson: a decrease that’s used especially for making socks.

    How to Slip Slip Knit
    with Raquel Oliveira

    Have you knitted to a point where you need to decrease? Learn the slip slip knit in this lesson: a decrease that’s used especially for making socks.

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    2. How to Knit the Moss Stitch
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    With its attractive diamond design and simplicity, the moss stitch is a great knitting pattern for beginners and expert knitters alike. Learn how to knit it!

    How to Knit the Moss Stitch
    with Raquel Oliveira

    With its attractive diamond design and simplicity, the moss stitch is a great knitting pattern for beginners and expert knitters alike. Learn how to knit it!

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    3. How to Knit the Basketweave Stitch
    A lesson with Raquel Oliveira
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    What looks like woven fabric and can be made with two knitting needles and a ball of yarn? The basketweave stitch! Learn this easy knitting pattern.

    How to Knit the Basketweave Stitch
    with Raquel Oliveira

    What looks like woven fabric and can be made with two knitting needles and a ball of yarn? The basketweave stitch! Learn this easy knitting pattern.

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    4. How to Knit the Bamboo Stitch
    A lesson with Raquel Oliveira
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    Learn how to knit the bamboo stitch: a beautiful and versatile pattern that can be worked into various projects, such as a never-ending scarf or a cowl.

    How to Knit the Bamboo Stitch
    with Raquel Oliveira

    Learn how to knit the bamboo stitch: a beautiful and versatile pattern that can be worked into various projects, such as a never-ending scarf or a cowl.

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    5. Knitting the Raspberry/Trinity Stitch
    A lesson with Raquel Oliveira
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    Looking for new knitting patterns to add some texture to your next scarf or sweater? Try the raspberry stitch, also known as the trinity stitch!

    Knitting the Raspberry/Trinity Stitch
    with Raquel Oliveira

    Looking for new knitting patterns to add some texture to your next scarf or sweater? Try the raspberry stitch, also known as the trinity stitch!

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    Erica V
    It really looks like you are doing a bunch of YOs in there but you arent mentioning yarn over. Also the twirling the yarn around your finger constantly is very distracting.
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    Cynthia M
    Thank you. I think I will use the moss stitch for a Christmas scarf.
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    Raquel Oliveira
    You are welcome Cynthia!! Enjoy!!
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    beverly s
    im left handed will it work for me
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    Raquel Oliveira
    Hi Beverly. I'm not sure how left hand knitting works. I believe it's quite different because it has to be the mirror image of what right hand knitting is. I'm sorry I can't hep you with that! =(
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    Amy S
    This was a great video, I only had to watch it one time because it was explained so well.
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    Raquel Oliveira
    Thanks Amy! Cheers!
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    Dee H
    Great tutorial. It was my first one here. Thanks.
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    Raquel Oliveira
    Thanks Dee!! Enjoy! =)
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