Learn To Knit for the creative knitter. Right and Left Handed. Knitting for beginner to expert. Brought to you by SpinCraft Patterns.

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Learn the Brioche Stitch (Prime Rib)

This Brioche stitch is also a wonderful ribbing referred to as Prime Rib.

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How to Knit Short Rows

Lizard lace is knit with short rows as demonstrated in this short video.

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Learn Double Knitting

Double Knitting is totally cool. Make a two-sided fabric.  This refers to a technique where you knit every other stitch. Can also be used to create a tube when it is opened. Will blow your mind!

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How to Knit Using the Continental Method

There are two basic knitting methods. We think of "regular" knitting when we use a technique that uses the right hand to flip the yarn over the needles. In the "Continental" method the left hand flicks the yarn. There are many instances where the Continental method is much faster than our regular method because the left fingers are closer to the needle and can flick faster. However, the Continental method is a bit slower for purling and some other stiches. In the end it probably equals out.

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Learn to Knit: Knit 2 Together (K2tog)

Knitting 2 together is a common stitch for increasing, decreasing and any basic shaping of a knit item. This video is a quick tutorial.

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Learn to Knit: Knit in Front and Back (KFB)

Knitting in the front or back creates different looks to your stitches. This is used very often in lace knitting and shaping.

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Learn to Knit: Purl 2 Together

Purl two together is used for shaping, and for lace styles.

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Learn to Knit: Slip, Slip, Knit

SSK, or slip slip knit is used all the time in knitting. This is used for shaping things like sock heels, sweater arms, etc. It is also often used in lace and/or cable knitting.

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