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YumiYarns // Shaina Scott on Instagram: "🧼 Let's start knitting! Today we're getting a lesson in the knit stitch for those of you new to the craft so grab some needles and yarn and join in! Yesterday we learned how to cast on and start our projects so be sure to watch that video if you missed it. ROWS 1-6: Knit all stitches. Come back tomorrow for Row 7. 💕 If you missed yesterday's video or any of the previous tutorials just look for them on my instagram profile page in the saved highlights. This is an easy project so you can join in at anytime and catch up with us quickly. Every day for the next 2 weeks I'm releasing another row to make this simple and fun washcloth that's perfect for beginners but entertaining for more advanced knitters, too. All you have to do is pick up your needl

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Twice Sheared Sheep on Instagram: "When you're knitting on a small piece of fabric, it can be helpful to know how to knit backwards. Friend, this little trick can save you so much time and frustration — especially when working on short rows or narrow panels! Knitting backwards means you don’t have to turn your work every row (no more constant flipping). Just knit back across from the right side! It’s a game-changer for: ✨ Lace repeats ✨ Bobbles & short rows ✨ Entrelac Swipe through the carousel to learn how to do it step by step — and save this post for the next time you want to give it a try!"

Irene on Instagram: "💙YouTube ➡️IH Knitting #ihknitting #knitting #knittingforbeginners #knittingpattern #easytoknit #knitsweater #knittingforchildren #knitcardigan #easytoknit #knitcardigan"

Patty Lyons on Instagram: "BOOKMARK IT - (2 of 2) CDD trick on WS row BACKWARDS⁠ ⁠ A couple of days ago I posted the trick for making an easier CDD (Center double decrease) on both the RS and the WS. For all the “never turners”, folks that knit and purl back backwards, here it is again⁠ ⁠ BACKWARDS⁠ ⁠ WS row (backwards)⁠ - Slip two stitches one at a time, by the leading leg (the back leg.)⁠ - Insert tip of RH needle into the first st slipped and slip both sts back to the RH needle (they will have reversed positions.)⁠ - Insert LH needle into the next 3 st on RH needle to purl 3 together.⁠ ⁠ Have you pre-ordered the workbook? ⁠ ⁠ 1) Click on my name to go to the main page⁠ 2) Click on link in my profile (linkin.bio)⁠ 3) Click linkin.bio/pattylyons⁠ (picture of yarn ball)⁠ 4) Click on this p

Patty Lyons on Instagram: "I’m so excited to be teaching a custom built class for @modern.daily.knitting! It’s a bit of goodness from the new workbook (watch reel to see some pictures) and a few other new tricks.⁠ ⁠ Join us on Jan 10th⁠ noon - 2 pm ET⁠ ⁠ Find out more:⁠ ⁠ 1) Click on my name to go to the main page⁠ 2) Click on link in my profile (linkin.bio)⁠ 3) Click linkin.bio/pattylyons⁠ (picture of yarn ball)⁠ 4) Click on this picture ⁠⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ ⁠ #knittersofinstagram #knitting #knit #knitting_inspiration #pattylyons #instaknit #pattylyonsknitting #igknitters #knittersofinsta #knitstagram #yarn #pattylyonsknittingclass"

Patty Lyons on Instagram: "Over the weekend I was teaching my short-row class and there was a lot of interest in working backwards.⁠ ⁠ Here’s a wee video on working backwards. I always say knitting and purling backwards is the great equalizer.⁠ ⁠ - If you are a picker (continental) - working the WS row backwards is more like throwing⁠ ⁠ - If you are a thrower (English) - - working the WS row backwards is more like picking⁠ ⁠ - If you are right-handed, you’ll be working your RS row with the empty needle in your dominant hand and the WS row with the empty needle in your non-dominant hand.⁠ ⁠ - If you are left-handed, you’ll be working your RS row with the empty needle in your non-dominant hand and the WS row in with the empty needle in your dominant hand.⁠ ⁠ Want to take a class and learn th

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Patty Lyons on Instagram: "NEW CLASS ALERT!! (pt. 1 of 2)⁠ ⁠ I’ve developed a brand new class for @modern.daily.knitting to celebrate the release of The Official Workbook for Patty’s Knitting bag of Tricks.⁠ ⁠ Jan 10th 12 - 2 pm ET⁠ ⁠ It will have alllll the best ways to start and end your project, including all the tricks.⁠ ⁠ But because I couldn’t resist tossing ⁠in a few extras, we’ll also be looking at the lovely Icelandic bind off and my unvented matching Icelandic cast on (stay tuned for that sneak peek):⁠ ⁠ To find out more about the class⁠ ⁠ 1) Click on my name to go to the main page⁠ 2) Click on link in my profile (linkin.bio)⁠ 3) Click linkin.bio/pattylyons⁠ (picture of yarn ball)⁠ 4) Click on this picture ⁠⁠ ⁠ ⁠AND the recording will be hosted on my education platform education

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Karysha-Yarnologist | Formerly Isle Stitch! on Instagram: "When I first released the A New Leaf Beanie, one of the most frequent questions that popped up via pattern support was how to join the contrasting yarn. So when I updated the pattern last year I included a tutorial. Now I understand the arguments for a pattern being a pattern, not a knitting lesson, and I sit somewhere in the middle of this. On the one hand, the more information included, the less pattern support queries, on the other, too much surplus information in a pattern can be tedious and overwhelming, for me as a writer and for the customer! What do you expect when you buy a pattern? Tutorials for special stitches or techniques is of course a given, but do you expect tutorials for everything? Let me know in the comments

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Laura Nelkin (aka Lola!) on Instagram: "You probably want the sound on, so you can learn my secret for working the slick short row cuff on Larch Slippers... it all starts with a provisional cast on onto stitch saver! Larch Slippers and Larch Peds have a full-length tutorial to walk you through each step of the pattern.... there is even a bonus video just for the provisional cast on! I want you to have success! And if you want a link... comment LARCH I'll send you info to get you knitting your own peds and slippers! #larchpeds #knitsocks #knittips #knittingtechnique #knit #nelkindesigns #knitslippers #stitchsaver"

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Laura Nelkin (aka Lola!) on Instagram: "In last night's live, I was showing you the Boublay I'm making in Knit for Food colors... and I spontaneously decided to show everyone how I knit backwards on purl rows so I don't have to turn my work! It makes bobble knitting SO much faster! Have you ever tried knitting backwards? It takes a minute for my brain to tell my hands what to do, but muscle memory develops, and the knitting speeds up exponentially! Try it on your next Boublay! Triple dog dare you! Oh, and while I was sleeping @knitforfoodknitathon hit 80k raised, and we still have 38 days to go! Knitters are change makers! #knittip #nelkindesigns #knit #knittingtechnique #knittingaddict #knitforfood"

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Twice Sheared Sheep on Instagram: "I come across these two stitches so often in patterns! I love the way these increases blend into my work. What’s your favorite tip for remembering the difference between make 1 left and make 1 right?"

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Katie | Knitting & Oils on Instagram: "🩶 Icelandic Bind Off 🩶 I love using this bind off for the bottom of cardigans, the top of toe up socks, and cowls! It adds just a little extra stretch and a beautiful edge which is perfect for this Adalae Cowl. Do you love this colorway as much as I do? This is my exclusive collaboration with @alwaysbekindyarn and it's only available until March 2nd. Comment "Katie Colors" and I'll send you a link to this exclusive collaboration 💖"

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Nordicknitsandfiberarts on Instagram: "How I sew the hood part on my Sophie hood 💁🏻‍♀️ #sophiehood #knitting #knitting_inspiration #knit #knitter #knittersgonnaknit #knitknitknit #petiteknit #knittersofinstagram #knitaddict #yarn #sandnesgarn"

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Rosemary (Romi) Hill on Instagram: "Hey hey, my friends! As requested, my favorite way to do i-cord edges, English style (yarn held in right hand). I love how this little trick makes the i-cord so neat and tidy! This is set up so that the three stitches at the beginning and end of each row are worked exactly the same way, so once you have it down, you’re good to go. At the beginning of each row, you’ll knit one, move the yarn to front, slip a stitch, move the yarn to back, and then knit one. Work to 3 stitches before the end, then with yarn in front, slip one stitch, yarn to back, knit one, yarn to front, slip one. Remember each row is the same, so when you turn it over, you’ll be doing the first and last three stitches of the row the exact same way. It’s so simple and so satisfying! Comin

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