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Category Archives: Knitting Techniques

Example of the Russian Bind Off
The Russian Bind Off

The Russian Bind Off is an efficient way of finishing your knitting fabric. Instead of

Example of the German Twisted Cast On
German Twisted Cast On

The German Twisted Cast On is a variation of the Long Tail Cast On. It

I-Cord Cast On

The I-cord cast on is a way of creating a nice clean edge. It makes

Example of the Popcorn Stitch
The Popcorn Stitch

This video knitting tutorial will help you learn how to knit the popcorn stitch. This

Seam bind-off edges together tutorial
How to Seam Bind-Off Edges Together

When seaming two bind of edges together you want to avoid an unsightly bump in

The Emily Ocker Cast On
Emily Ocker Cast On

The Emily Ocker Cast On is a great way to start your knitting from the

Example of the Left Twist Knitting Stitch used in the twisted cable rib stitch
The Left Twist Stitch

The left twist stitch is a mock cable. By knitting stitches out of order, a

Simple Garter Selvedge Edge Knitting Stitch Example
The Simple Garter Selvedge Edge

The simple garter selvedge edge is a finishing technique to create a nicer edge along

Estonian Button Knitting Stitch by Knitiversity
The Estonian Button

The Estonian Button is a cross between a smock and a bobble. It creates a

Example of the Russian Join
The Russian Join

The Russian join is a method for joining two pieces of yarn and can be

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