>>Russian Knitting Technique
Russian Cast On
Russian Cast off
Slip the first stitch
Russian Knit Stitch (through back)
Russian Knit Stitch (through front)
Twisted knit stitch
Russian Purl Stitch (through back)
Russian Purl Stitch (through front)
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>>Various techniques with continental knitting style
Forming selvage or edge stitch
Basic Shapes (Increases & Decreases)
Correcting Mistakes
Cables (with & w/o cable needle)
Connecting Two Yarns
Seaming
Picking Up Stitches
Magic Loop
Cast off with crochet hook
Two-Needle Cast off
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CONTINENTAL TECHNIQUE Lesson 7.5.1
Working in rounds: Full Circle (Traditional Method)
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Cast on 50 stitches using both ends of the needle
Push one end of the needle with right index finger down and pull another end of the needle up
Turn the needle so that yarn from the ball is at the front (looking at you)
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Place a marker next to the yarn from the ball
Move stitches almost to the end of the front part of the needle
Bend back side needle toward the front side needle
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Check that stitches are not twisted
Bring the yarn over the left index finger
Start processing stitches as if you use straight needles
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Continue processing stitches.
Pull right hand needle upward after about 10-15 processed stitches, so that all stitches
are pushed back to the left side needle
Move stitches with your left hand toward the left side needle. For the first row, make sure that stitches are not twisted.
Continue processing stitches and repeat this process
Please, notice that when to pull right side needle depends on how many stitches should be processed
The more stitches are on the needle the less number of pulls you will be performing
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>>Crochet
Crochet Hooks & Happy Crocheting
Initial Position Of Hands
Basic Stitches
Advanced Stitches
Working in Rows
Working in rounds
Basic Shapes (Increasing & Decreasing)
Connecting two yarns
Seaming
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