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Knitting in the Round Part 1: Double Pointed Needles

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Uploaded by on Mar 17, 2008

This is the first part in a 3 part series on knitting in the round at small diameters. Other videos show knitting with 2 circulars and one long circular (magic loop). Check out all our free online tutorials at Stitchdiva.com

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  • this stresses me out just watching this..

  • I have made many videos teaching knitting/crochet on my other youtube channel and i just think that you should go slower because beginner knitters do not understand and cant see what you are doing that fast .

    Also you should explain what laddering is.

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  • thank you I have been trying to learn this procedure. By watching this in segments I can do it very nicely. Thank you for all of your hard work and efforts

  • what type of needles are you using? and what size? they look very interesting.

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  • Thinks for putting this video up it helped me alot. I just have one question what kind on needles are you uses for the double pointed needles and whats the brand name. Would you also be posted video links for learning how to makes socks step by step.

  • This nice. But I knits on four needles. I Knit Gloves on four Needles. And I've tried to knit socks on four needles too. I'll try again. Knitting is fun and is very interesting. Keep Knitting.

  • @sazji Thanks! I'm very much a beginner and while the video was super helpful to me, I didn't know what laddering was. @stitchdiva It was otherwise very clear. I'm excited to try my first hat, I just need to practice decreasing without the stitches getting uneven.

  • Oh my. This makes me nervous. But I think you did an excellent job of explaining it. Im trying it in the morning! Making some fingerless glove things. !

  • WOW, so confusing!!!

  • @grammarnazi2009 Laddering is when you get a space between the stitches where you go from one needle to the next. This exposes the yarn that runs from stitch to stitch, in a column. If it's very slight, it will usually disappear when you wash/block the piece, but it's avoidable.

  • I was wondering what kind of dpn are you using?

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