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relearning knitting rn. any tips from fellow knitters? I started with knitting in middle school but when i rediscovered fabric arts, I gravitated towards crochet for some reason. I can do a very slow and basic knit, but I’m not very good at purling. looking for ANY helpful beginners knitting advice!
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KNIT-ON METHOD OF CASTING ON STITCHES This method of casting on uses two needles. It doesn't require that you determine how much yarn you will need to complete the cast on ahead of time. This method may be used at the beginning of a project and is also often used for casting on in the middle of a row (e.g. for a buttonhole), or at the beginning of a row (e.g. shaping) To begin, make a slip knot (loop) on one needle, approximately 6 inches from yarn end. This counts as the first stitch. In the left hand, hold needle with left thumb and index finger get, hold yarn tail close to knot. Hold free needle in right hand. Insert tip of right needle through loop on left needle from front to back. Notice right needle is under left needle and the working yarn is under the right needle. Slightly move left index finger and thumb over to hold right needle in position for a moment. Draw right needle with yarn back through loop on left needle. Bring left needle in front of loop on right needle and then up through loop. Remove right needle from loop and gently tighten new stitch on left needle by pulling working yarn. Repeat these steps for each additional cast on stitch or until you can work with ease and your cast on stitches become evenly spaced on the needle - not too loose or tight. NOTE: Cast on stitches should slide easily on the needle. If cast on edge is too tight, try again with a needle one or two sizes larger. Enjoy and happy knitting!
in need of some knitting tips for loosening tension. my tension is sooooo tight and so bad, it’s always been a problem but with knitting it makes it near impossible (especially with the yarn I’m using). please help 😩😩 I can barely fit into my stitches
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Made my own "yarn bowls" out of cleaned out mayo and peanut butter jars. I cut a nock in the top rim down to just below the lid and used masking tape to smooth out the edges. They are light so I can travel with them easy, not to mention they are cheap ^.^ I'm thinking about taping a yugioh card sleeve to the side so I can keep notes on the type of yarn in the jar or the pattern easily accessible. I'd love suggestions on any way to improve my jars if u have any ^.^
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Do extendable knitting needles exsist? Like straight needles not circular. I don't want to have 3 set of the same gauge in different lengths.
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