What you will need:
Peaches and Creme Yarn (4 ply Worsted Weight 100% Cotton) 56.7 grams
Size 7 Knitting Needles
Scissors
Crochet Hook – for picking up dropped stitches
Row counter – optional
Progress Keeper – optional
Abbreviations:
CO – means Cast on
K – means knit
K2togtlb – means knit 2 stitches together through the back loop (this is the bind off section)
St - stitches
Pattern:
CO (Cast on) 50 st (stitches) using the “knit cast on”
Row 1: K across – means knit across
Repeat Row 1 - 74 more times (75 rows)
BO (Bind off using the elastic bind off) K1, *k1, k2togtbl – repeat across. This means to knit the first and second stitch then knit 2 together through the back loops. Then you repeat from the * to the row. So, you knit 1, then knit 2 together through the back loops to the end of the row. Sew in your ends and you are finished.
Happy Knitting.
Great tutorial! Might want to make me try knitting again . . . when I can find the time - LOL!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Catherine. I hope you do, I think you would enjoy it.
DeleteYou make it look so easy! Very informative. I know this will be very helpful for new knitters.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sharon.
DeleteSo fun to watch! I haven't tried to knit for many years, same with crocheting. Maybe I'll try it again, I know my cats would go nuts after the yarn. lol
ReplyDeleteThank you, Connie. I hope you will give it an another try. I think you will enjoy it.
DeleteThis is such a cool video! You're directions are very clear, and the video is great quality. I think it will be helpful for lots of would-be knitters. (You also have the nicest fingernails - your hands look great - and I love your accent. :) The only thing is, is Brutus playing with a ball in the background? I kept hearing what sounds like a playball.)
ReplyDeleteHave left a comment and ratings at YT too. Thanks for sharing! :)
Thank you, Mary.
DeleteI admire people who sit, talk and knit. What a great skill.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jo.
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