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Casting on is one of the first skills that should be in your knitting toolkit. Learn how to attach the yarn to the needle and knit the first row!
with New Stitch a DayCasting on is one of the first skills that should be in your knitting toolkit. Learn how to attach the yarn to the needle and knit the first row!
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The knit stitch is a great, basic stitch to learn for beginning knitting projects. After casting on, begin building the fabric with the knit stitch!
with New Stitch a DayThe knit stitch is a great, basic stitch to learn for beginning knitting projects. After casting on, begin building the fabric with the knit stitch!
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The purl stitch is a great beginning knitter’s tool. Often combined with the knit stitch, the purl stitch is easy to master and great for building knit fabric.
with New Stitch a DayThe purl stitch is a great beginning knitter’s tool. Often combined with the knit stitch, the purl stitch is easy to master and great for building knit fabric.
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Binding off, also known as casting off, is the process of finishing the final edge of a project. This lesson demonstrates the basic knit bind off technique.
with New Stitch a DayBinding off, also known as casting off, is the process of finishing the final edge of a project. This lesson demonstrates the basic knit bind off technique.
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The knit stitch isn't always followed by a row of purl stitches. This lesson offers a demonstration of the garter stitch, which calls for the knit stitch alone.
with New Stitch a DayThe knit stitch isn't always followed by a row of purl stitches. This lesson offers a demonstration of the garter stitch, which calls for the knit stitch alone.
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Ilona H
Easy to follow. Thanks!!
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Betty F M
I Need that repeated, plrase.
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Alleta R
I would like to see how you hold the live or active yarn in our dominant hand while knitting. I lift the yarn and wrap it on to the needle. It feels like it takes longer to finish a project; I am a crocheter and complete projects much faster, but have a desire to be more efficient with knitting.
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New Stitch a Day
Hi Alleta! You may find continental style knitting a little easier for you to master, but I do not have a free tutorial on how to learn that style. We do have a class on our website that can help. It's not free but it's not expensive either: http://newstitchaday.com/classes/knitting-styles-102-continental-for-beginners/
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New Stitch a Day
I do have a video on New Stitch a Day that shows how I tension my yarn knitting English style in more detail. You may find that useful as well: http://newstitchaday.com/how-to-tension-your-yarn-when-knitting/
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Ysabel H
Y really love this lesson, was so easy!
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amelia l
Not sure if the pearl 2 together is different from pearl 2, and not sure how to do psso (pass over?)
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