#How To Decrease Knitting In The Round

Every knitting project starts with a slip knot. If this first step feels awkward, the rest of knitting feels harder than it needs to be. Here’s the simple way I teach it. Full step-by-step tutorials are on my YouTube. Link in bio. #beginnerknitting #learnknitting #knittingtips #knittingtutorial

✨️ Watch this! ✨️ Anytime you're doing knit one followed by a slip stitch, you can do them in one motion to make it quicker and easier. Save this reel to remember this quick trick!

Stop tying knots in the middle of your knitting 🙈 there’s a cleaner, invisible way to join yarn mid-row. Comment JOIN to get the link to the tutorial This beginner-friendly method keeps your fabric smooth, secure, and knot-free so adding new skeins look seamless. Once you try it, you’ll never go back! #knittingtips #knittingtutorial #knittinghacks #beginnerknitter #knitvideo

New knowledge unlocked! ✨ Learn the increase method without creating holes! #knit #knitting #knittersofinstagram #knittutorial #knittingjourney

Many beginner knitters think they can’t knit sleeves, hats, mittens, or cowls on circular needles if the cable is longer than the project. But the truth is — you absolutely can. You just need to pull out the extra cable between the stitches while you knit. This technique may feel a bit unusual at first, but once you get used to it, knitting on circular needles becomes smooth, fast, and very comfortable. This is one of the most useful tricks every knitter should know, especially if you don’t have the perfect needle length for every project. Save this reel so you don’t forget this tip, and follow my page for more simple knitting tutorials and helpful tricks. 🧶✨ #knittingtips #knittingtutorial #circularneedles

I’ll share this technique over and over again because it *will* save you time and frustration! I promise I use this technique every time I pick up stitches anytime I’m knitting a sweater - unless you’re picking up 1:1 where it’s nearly impossible to have an error - so sleeves, collar, along the back of the air sweater, saddles on saddle shoulder sweaters, etc. I hope this helps you on your next project! 💕#knitting #strikke #knittersofinstagram #sweaterknitting #knittingtutorial

By popular request, here are the corresponding decreases I most use. SSK and K2tog

Just discovered a fun easy to make design feature - raised knit stitches! This is super easy to knit, and creates almost like an i-cord in the middle of round! If you want to knit this in flat in stockinette, then row 2 would be normal purl stitches. What do you think? Follow @thelooptheory_ for more knitting tips!

Knitting the Same Stitch Over and Over? Try This Trick 🧶 #knitting #knittingtricks #knittingtutorial #knit

Yarn overs can look wrong if the yarn isn’t positioned correctly. If it’s not sitting right on your needle, here’s how I work it on the knit side so it stays consistent. Full step-by-step tutorial is on my channel. Link in bio. #knittingtechniques #yarnovers #knittinghelp #learnknitting

How to Use Stitch Markers for Even Stitch Counting Using markers helps: • Prevent miscounting • Keep increases evenly spaced • Save time #knitting #knittingtutorial #stitchmarker #knittingtips #shorts

You’d be surprised how little you need to master to knit your first sweater, AND always remember - it’s one step at a time. You’re infrequently combining all of them - so you can put your resources into mastering one piece at a time ❤️ I hope this gives you some confidence in learning to knit and encourages you to knit a sweater #strikken #knittingtutorial #knitting #sweaterknitting #strikke