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How to Knit – The Basics

25th Aug 2011

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This video will show you the basics of knitting. Follow along and see how easy it is to actually do! Anyone can learn to knit and it’s a great craft to know if you want to give handmade gifts! A simple large knitted rectangle is essentially an afghan. So this simple stitch can go pretty far and will keep you warm for years to come! If you do not know how to make a Slip Knot, we have a separate video for that here: www.youtube.com With this video you will learn how to Cast On, knit rows, and Bind off to complete a simple project. To view the article “How to Knit – The Basics” click here: cyberseams.com To learn more, visit us at Cyberseams.com!

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20 comments on “How to Knit – The Basics

  1. xCircusLovex on said:

    I started crocheting and knitting in memory of my great grandmother who past away in last December. She only taught me how to crochet, but never to knit. This weekend, I got all her knitting needles and hooks. I looked at other videos online and yours is so crystal clear. Thank you so much for the video!

  2. cutiechick0334 on said:

    you saved my life! I doing a play called ‘ The Diary of Anne Frank’ and I’m Mrs. Frank, my director told me to learn how to knit but unfortunately I don’t have a clue who to ask. So once again thank you for helping me learn how to knit!

  3. powee2003 on said:

    Wow. I’ve never knit in my life. I’ve admired it from afar. This is very helpful, even the background music helps me focus on the visual! It all makes me marvel at the creativity and intelligence of the humans who figured out how to use 2 sticks and some strung-out lamb’s wool to create clothing! People are amazing. Anyone know anything about the early history of knitting? How’d it start?

  4. Brickwall847 on said:

    This is insanely helpful. Thank you so much! I’ve been trying to use the book Stitch ‘n Bitch, which is actually much better then any other book I’ve found, but I need to see what’s going on in real time. Thanks again!

  5. sinisterspaceblinky on said:

    I am trying to knit a sweater and i have a question in the pattern it states:
    cast off 4(4-6,-69,8-9,11-12) it is for shaping a armhole can you help me thanks

  6. MaryEmerson80 on said:

    I think knitting would be a very meditative activit and i would love to make gifts for all my friends and their babies! I have to learn from someone my gramma wont teach me.

  7. cyberseams on said:

    @jojopng1 Because this isn’t an actual pattern, there’s no defined length to begin with. In the video the yarn end was about 15 inches (38 cm) – always better to have a little extra than not enough.

  8. cyberseams on said:

    @Gyarren I find the wooden and bamboo needles slide around a lot less than metal ones. I think they are better for beginners for this reason, but they do tend to cost a little more.

  9. cyberseams on said:

    @toccatacat yes, the needle size will affect the stitch size, which will affect the size of the project.

  10. mmzkristianluv on said:

    I don’t know what to do! I think I’m doing my stiches too tightly, but when I try to do them loose they look sloppy! Help! :(

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  12. Great!This information is creativethere are a lot of new ideait provides me with inspiration.I believe I will be able to also inspired by you and think about more new ideas

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