More videos like this are available on www.knittinghelp.com . This is a provisional cast-on one that can be easily undone to expose live stitches, and then knit from seamlessly. Usually done with a second piece of yarn that is ultimately removed, I sometimes do it with the flexible cable of a cable needle. When done with a cable needle, the picked up stitches can be knit directly from the needle.

Learn how to do the Garter Stitch for knitting a scarf in this free video. Expert: Michelle Millar Bio: Michelle picked up her first pair of knitting needles under the tutelage of her grandmother over twenty years ago. Filmmaker: kirk yliniemi

Just some tips on knitting in the round I learned over the weekend while learning how to knit socks.

Learn how to do the Rib Stitch for knitting a scarf in this free video. Expert: Michelle Millar Bio: Michelle picked up her first pair of knitting needles under the tutelage of her grandmother over twenty years ago. Filmmaker: kirk yliniemi

another video created by knitknack.co.uk How to Knit Socks 4-Part Masterclass with Dorret Conway

Learn how to Slip, slip, Knit (SSK). This is used to created a left leaning decrease. lets knit knittv tv

More free videos available online at www.knittinghelp.com. Double Cast-On aka Long-Tail Cast-On aka Continental Cast-On My favorite cast on method. This creates a nice, stretchy edge that works well for stockinette stitch or for ribbing. Easy to knit from, easy to pick up stitches from, this is also the fastest cast-on I know, once you get the hang of it. It's even faster than Single Cast-On when you take into account that this method creates an already knitted row. (By the way, purl the first row if working stockinette on straight needles, because of the already-knitted row this creates.) Recommended for beginners, or anyone. ...Calculate 1/2" - 1" of yarn per stitch for the "long tail" that is required for this cast-on method. Let the tail dangle from the thumb of the left hand, so that it can untwist occasionally as you go (the thumb side gets twisted).

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How to make an increase in knitting by the knit front-and-back (kfb) method. For more information, craft tips, projects and tutorials, visit abigailscraftshowto.com

For my father's bday gift, I turned the meandering scarf into a cowl. Here is the pattern: www.lionbrand.com This method can be done with any scarf pattern. I suggest using thicker yarn for a quicker result. Thanks for watching. Stay blessed and enjoy! Follow me on twitter: twitter.com