or purl a few rounds; there should be a tube forming. to Knit With Double Pointed
17 Aug 2013 Knitting in the round on double pointed needles seems daunting at first, but it's really not too tough. The trickiest part is figuring out the best Work all the stitches on needle 1, keeping in pattern (follow pattern directions to see how you should be working these stitches). Now you will have one empty needle
6 Dec 2017 Instead of making a tube, circular knitting with double-pointed needles is often used to make something that is closed at one end, such as a hat or a sock. Because of this, the traditional method of binding off is not used. The pattern will tell you how to finish of the remaining stitches, whether it is by grafting or

Step 3: Purl or knit the first stitch on the left needle as desired (knit shown). Pull the loop on the right needle through the stitch on the left needle. Pull the yarn tight to avoid a hole. Step 4: Continue with the free needle, working the stitches on the left needle.
30 Jun 2013 Double-pointed knitting isn't my favorite, and I think a lot of knitters would admit that. The first time I ever saw double-pointed knitting in action was an in-progress glove that a friend of mine was working on. She had reached the part of the pattern when you create the fingers by knitting in the round with
3 Oct 2013 Double pointed needles (DPNs) can seem a little scary at first. The cast on is often the most confusing part of working with DPNs but fear not! Follow our simple step-by-step instructions and you will be casting on and knitting in the round on DPNs in no time. Three Steps to Cast On to DPNs
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Knitting with four double-point needles forms a seamless piece in areas that are too small for circular needles, such as socks and mittens. Double-point needles have points on both ends, allowing the stitches to slide off either end so that you can knit in the round. Some sets of double-pointed needles, or dpns, come with 5

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