Each has its advantages and disadvantages and requires different needles. If you’re a beginner, it might be a good idea to experiment with each to see which fits you best. When knitting with circular needles, there are several options. I use one circular needle with the magic loop method,...
Knit in the round, using the magic loop method, for 1.5” (1.75”) Note: You can try on the mitten at this point and see if you need to make the thumb longer. Thumb should come to 1/2" below the tip of your thumb. Start decrease for tip of thumb. Small: K2TG, K4, K2TG,...
As you work the decreases for the crown, it will eventually become too small for the circular needle you used for the rest of the hat; however, if you are familiar with the Magic Loop method, you could certainly substitute that for double pointed needles! Happy knitting! Julianna Reply ...
I am using the “magic Loop” method to knit the head but it just doesn’t seem to be right I have knitted 16 stitches as the pattern dictates p.m. then 30 sts, that’s half of the head, then the other half of the head 16 sts and pm, then 30 again. I think the 2 x 16 ...
Another popular method, which many prefer. Less needles in the way. view video Magic Loop knitting Magic Loop Knitting uses one large circular needle. Less common, but handy to know, and some folks prefer it. If you find yourself loving Magic Loop knitting, look for circular needles with a...
A set of size 10.5 (6.50 mm) dpn or a 29” or longer circular knitting for crown shaping using magic loop method. NOTIONS stitch markers, Tapestry needle GAUGE 14 sts and 22 rows = 4 inches in Stockinette st with Size 10.5 (6.50 mm) needle after pressing ...
🙋♀️ The Waffle Knit Mittens pattern offers a cozy and stylish accessory for colder days, combining the texture of the waffle stitch with the convenience of the magic loop knitting method. If you’ve been around for a bit, you may recognize these as my Broken Rib Mittens… ...
Including how to cast on, how to knit the knit stitch, how to purl the purl stitch, the stockinette stitch, the rib stitch, the garter stitch, the mattress stitch, the magic loop method, short rows, and a list of knitting abbreviations, and more. ...
The cord is stiff for magic loop. I like the needle tip which is smooth and has a nice, middle of the road point. The advertising on the website is deceiving. Tara says: I like the price point! More affordable than Addi’s.
The knitter begins the first section of the tutorial by explaining how to take measurements of the foot before you begin. She even provides a sizing chart which you can refer to based on the different size categories. She uses the Magic Loop method to knit the socks since it’s the easies...