Continental knitting

Check out your hand positions in continental knitting #knitting #beginner_knitting #easy_knitting_patterns #basic_stitches #yarn_selection #needle_size_guide #cast_on_techniques #knit_and_purl #finished_project #beginners_knitting

Purling the continental way is fast and easy. Clear tutorial. There are different ways of doing the purl stitch the continental way, with your yarn in the left hand. This tutorial show two of those ways. #knitting #knittingtutorial #knitpurl

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners about basics of Continental knitting. Let's see how to hold yarn and adjust tension using this style.

I'm still working on speed with this stitch, but it is SO fast and simple with just a push of the L pointer finger. Try it and let me know what you think!

Purling continental style can be more of a struggle than knitting. It was very awkward for me at first, but now I’m sharing my tips for working faster and with better tension.

As a beginner knitter, you might be confused with the difference between the english knitting style or throwing and the continental knitting style or picking and you might be wondering which one will suit you best. Read on and let this quick knitting guide for beginners help you decide whether you are a thrower or a picker knitter. | For more free knitting tips visit learnknittingonline.com #knittingtips #knittingforbeginners #thorwingvspicking

This is the second part of the mini-course that covers the basics of the Continental knitting style. Last week we discussed ways to hold the yarn and adjust yarn tension, and in this tutorial, we’ll take a look at knitting, purling and binding off stitches – all done with the working yarn in the left hand. ...

A few months back, I posted a very popular video called how to knit faster . In it, I show you how to knit using the continental method. If you haven't seen it, go watch it. You'll learn how to knit continental style and really amp up your knitting. The reason I love this method of holding the

Have you ever had problems with tension in Continental Knitting? Try these 5 tips to fix your tension now! Full Video Tutorial!

Learn the key differences of English vs Continental knitting styles by following this step-by-step tutorial. #knitting #knit #howtoknit

When you knit Continental-style (as opposed to English-style), you hold both the yarn and the needle with the stitches in your left hand. Both methods give you

A step-by-step tutorial on knitting backwards continental style. By knitting in the opposite direction you avoid purling & turning the work.

There are many styles of knitting that knitters use in their projects. They all have their own pros and cons so to pick one that suits your

English and Continental are the 2 most well-known knitting styles. I switched to Continental after many years of knitting English style and it did a lot to improve my speed and tension, as well as reduce strain. Could it be what you need too?

Today's post is about the continental knit stitch. It is the first in a four-part series, which includes the continental purl stitch, the English knit stitch and the English purl stitch. HOW TO There are many fabulous web sites devoted to teaching knitting. Several have videos, even. I don't have a lot to add to all that, but here's my little contribution towards illuminating the knit stitch, continental style: click pictureThe right needle inserts into the stitch at the tip of the left…

I think this way of knitting is called Continental Combination knitting. I call it ‘my grandma style’. Here’s how I do K2P2 ribbing - minimum effort, minimum hand movements, fast and efficient 🖤 Working here on #simplepleasureshat - free pattern by @purlsoho in their Line Weight yarn ▪️ #knittingtechniques #knittingtutorial #howtoknit #learntoknit #purlsoho #purlsoholineweight #yarnaddiction | Gotham Knits | Gibran Alcocer · Idea 1