In this video I give an overview of Combination Knitting, a distinct style of knitting used by many knitters.
Here is a good starting point on Annie Modesitt’s website that includes Q&As on combination knitting.
My video called “What’s Your Knitting Style?” includes many knitting styles, but not Combination Knitting, as explained in the video. 🙂
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We talk about Steeking in this episode, here the link to my video on steeking.
In this video for very visual learners, I demonstrate “pick up and knit”, also called pu&k.
The needles I’m using in this video are Knitter’s Pride Ginger. The yarn is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky.
My regular speed pick up and knit video can be seen here.
You can see my other slow-motion videos here.
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Casey’s interview this week is with Stacy at SoapSacks.
Be sure to check out their website for more information and knitting and crochet patterns.
Other things we talk about in this episode:
Video: Why is My Knitting Curling?
Free pattern and tutorial: One Row Scarf
In this video I demonstrate how to add plastic snaps to your knitting, specifically, adding snaps to convertible mitts.
My Knock Knock Convertible Mitts tutorial can be found here.
The snaps I used are Kam Snaps, I got my kit here on Amazon.
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Other things we talk about in this episode:
Correcting Color Change Jog
Helix Knitting (for one-round stripes)
Log Cabin knitted quilt
Bento Box Quilt
My new mitts pattern, Knock Knock Convertible Mitts
Another use for sock yarn…I’ll bet you have some yarn handy for these mitts! This is an intermediate pattern and three-part video tutorial. The pattern includes instructions for either an “open” or “closed” thumb.
Sizes: Small/Medium and Medium/Large (they are very stretchy…you can see in the video that both sizes actually fit me. S/M will fit narrower women’s wrists, and M/L will fit wider women’s wrists).
Needles: Size US 1 (2.5mm); it is your choice if you want to use double-pointed needles, 9” circulars, FlexiFlips, or magic loop on a long circular; also a size US 3 needle (3.25mm) for the bind-off.
Yarn: 100 grams of fingering (sock) weight yarn
Additional Materials: two ring stitch markers, tapestry needle for weaving ends
Gauge: 9 stitches per inch
Pattern & links to three-part video tutorial $6 US. 
You can add this pattern to your Ravelry queue here!
If you can knit these, you can knit socks, too! Here are a few of my sock patterns/tutorials that use the same German Short Row technique:
Loaded German Short Row Socks
Sidewalk Talk Flip-Flop Socks
Sling Heel Socks
Toe-Up Socks Using German Short Rows
The yarn I used in my mitts:
Rainbow striped mitts: Two Sisters Big Sky Base, in Make it Pop (striped) and a mini skein of Bright Pink
Pinks/Purple striped mitts: Turtlepurl Turtletoes in City Girl with the extra little hank of gold yarn
The needles I use in this video are Knitter’s Pride Ginger.
The plastic snaps I used are Kam Snaps, ordered here on Amazon: KAM Snaps Starter Kit
My finished mitts weigh 53g (smaller size) and 75g (larger size) per pair.
Congrats to Leah Z. and Sandy H.!
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Other things we talk about in this episode:
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Why is My Knitting Curling?
The sweater pattern I couldn’t remember is called Wicked, it doesn’t have a hood after all. I think I was confusing the Central Park Hoodie with Wicked, because I knit them both back in 2006.
Slow-Motion Correcting a Dropped Stitch
For very visual learners, an addition to my slow motion playlist. The German Twisted Cast-On is my go-to whenever I need a CO with extra stretch.
You can see my other slow-motion videos here.
The needles I’m using in this video are Knitter’s Pride Ginger. The yarn is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky.
