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A step-by-step video covering the whole swatching process from cast-on to a finished gauge calculation. This includes garter stitch edges, needle size markings, blocking, and how to measure and calculate your gauge accurately.
The Italian 1×1 bind-off is a stretchy sewn bind-off that finishes single ribbing neatly without using a tubular setup. This video shows how to work the technique, with the usual four-step method simplified into two repeating steps. This makes it easier to remember and quicker to work.
The Italian tubular 1x1 bind-off creates a stretchy, rounded edge, strenghened by double knitting, that finishes 1x1 ribbing beautifully. This video shows how to work the technique, where the usual four step method has been merged into two steps. This makes it easier to remember and quicker to work.
The Italian tubular 1x1 cast-on creates a stretchy, rounded edge, strengthened by double knitting, that flows seamlessly into 1x1 ribbing. This video shows step by step how to work the technique.
The long tail cast on is a versatile, simple method that creates a neat edge. This video demonstrates how to work it.
There are several ways to prevent a stockinette edge from curling when binding off, this video shows one of them.
There are several ways to prevent a stockinette edge from curling when casting on, this video shows one of them.
This tutorial shows how to use the magic loop method to knit two pieces at the same time on one long circular needle.
Knitting two at a time is great for socks, mittens or sleeves when you want them to match perfectly and avoid second-sock syndrome.