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. 🙂
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.
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.
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.
In this video, I demonstrate how to recover a dropped cast-on stitch when you are using the long-tail cast-on. I hope you never need this technique, but I’m putting it out there for your reference in case this ever happens to you!
The needles I’m using in this video are Knitter’s Pride Ginger. The yarn is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky. The crochet hook is by Boye.
In this video, we slow down both Make 1 Right and Make 1 Left (M1R and M1L) for visual learners.
My regular speed Make 1 video can be seen here.
The playlist of all of my slo-mo videos can be seen here.
The yarn I use in this video is Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky. The needles are Knitter’s Pride Ginger double-pointed needles.
For visual learners, correcting a dropped stitch in slow-motion.
Here is the playlist of all of my slow-motion videos.
Here is my regular speed video on correcting a dropped stitch.
Part of my slow-motion series for very visual learners, slo-mo GSR.
German Short Rows are a way to add shaping to knitting, and are often used in sock heels and toes. Many of my sock patterns use this technique.
You can see my other slow-motion videos in this playlist.
You can see my “regular speed” GSR video here.
