I was inspired to do this tutorial by a co-worker of mine today. Hope you enjoy! Follow me on twitter at twitter.com and visit my blog at knittedoaks.blogspot.com
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You are most certainly welcome. I will work on a tutorial on how to correct dropped stitches in the near future. Stay tuned!
Hello CraftDKnits. Thanks so much for this video! I’ve been trying to learn from other resources, but yours is definitely the most clear on how to join the first stitch!
I would like to ask you to also post a video on how to fix dropped stitches (in dpn circular knitting), if there is a way, that is!
Thank you so much. I’m glad you liked the video.
I’m so happy you did this video. You explained everything really well. I’ve now added it to my faves so that I can refer to it later!
You are welcome
I was tryin and tryin to teach myself from the book! But I can’t look at the book and know what to do…I have to see it worked out. Thank you bunches for the help!!!!!
BTW……knitting IS sexy xD
Your question is more than acceptable. I will go ahead and post a video on how to do this.
love all your videos! this may be a lame question… but, how did you get all your stitches on all four needles? LOL your video doesn’t show this step?
i’m figuring you either casted on one needle and divided it up and off each different needle or you just casted new stitches on each separate needle as you go?
thanks so much for your time. your videos are the best!
Thank you! I dont knit on dpn’s very often and I always forget how to join! Thanks for the help!
You are more than welcome.
Thank you!! This great video has a few little tips that others don’t have — being very clear on where to start knitting to get the first stitch connected to start the round, and where to place the marker. Much appreciated!
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