145K views · 6.1K reactions | Ever wondered how to avoid that awkward little “step” or “jog” you may get while knitting stripes in the round? Our friend, Sara, is here to show us how we can avoid it in one super-simple step! What’s your favorite way to knit jogless stripes in the round? Do you have another way to avoid the jog? #websyarn #knittingtutorials #joglessstripes #knitting #learntoknit #learntoknitonline #beginnerknitting #howtoknit #knittingintheround #knitstagram #knittersofinstagram #knittingideas | WEBS Yarn | Knitting | Crochet | Facebook
18K views · 1.1K reactions | Ever wondered how to avoid that awkward little “step” or “jog” you may get while knitting stripes in the round? Our friend, Sara, is here to show us how we can avoid it in one super-simple step! What’s your favorite way to knit jogless stripes in the round? Do you have another way to avoid the jog? #websyarn #knittingtutorials #joglessstripes #knitting #learntoknit #learntoknitonline #beginnerknitting #howtoknit #knittingintheround #knitstagram #knittersofinstagram #knittingideas | WEBS Yarn | Knitting | Crochet
Hannah-Cecilie Sjølie on Instagram: "How I knit mirrored instead of purling! I’ve shared this before, but not with a transition from knitting right handed to left handed, so I thought this would be helpful. I find this to be a lot easier and less straining than purling, and it gives me a much more even tension considering that the stitches are technically the same. What do you guys think? Do you prefer this or normal purling? • #knitting #knitter #technique #advice #lefthandedknitting #mirroredknitting"
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KNIT I-CORD EDGE | Natalya1905
KNIT I-CORD EDGE I'd like to show you how I knit i-cord (icord) edge. It gives such a beautiful, clean and finished look, and you can find it in many of my patterns (like, Archer scarf). There are lots of different methods of creating i-cord edges. I like to use the easiest one (of course). Why is it so good and easy? Because it's a one-row repeat! In this version, you don't have to think whether it's RS or WS. You don't have to remember every time where to bring your yarn - to front or to back of your work. In short, it's 100% Knitflix-friendly. ♥️ This knit i-cord edge version involves three first and three last stitches at each row.. Step 1 (first 3 stitches): K1, sl1 purlwise wyif, k1. Step 2. Work as pattern directs to last 3 stitches. Step 3 (last 3 stitches): Sl1 purlwise
Add Elegant Waves to Your Knits: The Undulating Edge Pattern Tutorial
The Undulating Edge Knitting Pattern is a must-know technique for knitters looking to add graceful, flowing edges to their projects. This tutorial walks you through creating soft, wavy textures that work beautifully on shawls, blankets, scarves, and decorative trims. With a clear step-by-step video guide, you’ll master this technique quickly, learning how to control stitch movement and tension for a perfect finish. Whether you're designing a stylish accent piece or experimenting with border...
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