Why Get Knit Done?
As a mostly self-taught knitter, I relied heavily on the internet and books to learn new techniques. And as a very visual learner, I especially appreciated the value of clear photos or videos. Creating photo and video tutorials to explain techniques used in my patterns has been important to me since I started designing. Now, through this expanding collection of videos, it is my goal to help new and seasoned knitters alike feel confident in their ability to Get Knit Done. I hope you learn something new during your visit!
Cast Ons
Explore various ways to get stitches on your needles. If you’re a beginner, start with the Long-Tail or German Twisted Cast On!
How to Create a Slip Knot
Long-Tail Cast On
German Twisted (or Old Norwegian) Cast On
Chained Provisional Cast On
Figure 8 Cast On
Invisible Provisional Cast On
Turkish Cast On
Alternating Cable Cast On
Bind Offs
Bind Off Knitwise
Neaten the Last Bound-Off Stitch Flat
Bind Off in Pattern (with Knit & Purl Stitches)
Sewn Tubular Bind Off (Italian Bind Off)
Hide the Last Bound-Off Stitch in the Round
Three-Needle Bind Off
Other Techniques
Cabling Without a Cable Needle
Forethought Peasant Heel (Afterthought Heel) for Hand-Knit Socks
How to Alternate Skeins When Knitting in the Round
How to Knit Stranded Colorwork, Catch Floats, and Keep Your Tension Even
Shadow-Wrap (Twin-Stitch) Short Rows
How to Pick Up Underarm Stitches—and Avoid Holes!
Kitchener Stitch (in Stockinette)
Duplicate Stitch (Kestra Socks)
Shadow-Wrap (Twin-Stitch) Short Rows