Basic hinge sets

The Basic instructional videos are suitable for beginners who are just beginning their knitting journey and learning the basics. The set row is the fundamental row and the beginning of knitting. It is important what kind of row it will be. In Basic, we’ll look at a universal technique. It is suitable for those who are just beginning their way in knitting and will allow you to confidently learn new skills.
Two-strand knitting means that the yarn from the ball and the ponytail are involved.

Professional hinge sets

The Professional Series instructional videos are suitable for confident knitters who have mastered the basics and want to expand their own skill palette.
The set row is the fundamental row from which knitting begins.
It is important what that row will be. Using a single, one-size-fits-all set of stitches limits your options. Having the skills to set in a variety of ways opens up an endless avenue of creativity for you. Choose ways to fit the idea. There are many variants of a set row: universal, decorative, reinforced, elastic and so on. Do not be intimidated by the number, try and experiment.
The set of loops in two threads implies that the work involves a thread from the ball and from the tail.

Basic edge loops

The Basic series instructional videos are suitable for beginners in knitting who are learning the basics.
Border loops are the edge loops of a knitted fabric.
There are many ways to knit edge loops. Which option you choose depends on whether you are going to sew the edges, dock loops on the edge of the fabric, or the selvage will have a decorative function and remain in its original form.
Edge loops are usually considered to be the first and last loops of the fabric, but sometimes the selvage can be made of two or more loops.
In diagrams, selvedge loops are not usually considered.

Edge loops Professional

The Professional series instructional videos are suitable for confident mistresses who have mastered the basics and want to expand their own skill palette.
Border loops are the edge loops of a knitted fabric.
There are many options for knitting edge loops. Which option you choose depends on whether you are going to sew the edges, dock loops on the edge of the fabric, or the selvage will have a decorative function and remain in its original form.
Edge loops are usually considered to be the first and last loops of the fabric, but sometimes the selvage can be made of two or more loops.
In diagrams, selvedge loops are not usually considered.

Basic types of webbing Basic

The Basic series instructional videos are suitable for mistresses who are just beginning their knitting journey and are learning the basics.
Basic patterns for knitting with needles include the simplest patterns of the front and back stitches. The pattern is based on the difference in texture of the obverse and the reverse.
These patterns are widely used in knitting.
The video uses classic front and back stitches and shows knitting in turnaround rows. The diagrams are for turn-around and circular knitting.

Additions of loops Basic

The Basic training videos are suitable for beginners who are just beginning their knitting journey and are learning the basics.
Addition stitches are the formation of new stitches. They are used either to widen the knitting and give the desired shape or to make lace, scalloped and shaped patterns.
The addition of loops can be highly visible, where the additions form a pattern, or almost inconspicuous, so that no holes or reliefs are visible on the product. Inconspicuous buttonhole additions are mostly used when shaping the silhouette of a piece.
You can add loops in pairs along the edge of the fabric, increasing the size of the product, evenly on both sides, or combine with the reduction so that the number of loops does not change, such as for knitting patterns.
It is also possible to add multiple loops, both on the edge and in the middle of the fabric.
There are different ways of adding loops. All of them are quite simple.
Which one to use depends on each case.

Professional buttonhole additions

The Professional Series instructional videos are suitable for confident mistresses who have mastered the basics and want to expand their own skill palette.
Addition stitches are the formation of new stitches. They are used either to widen the knitting and give the desired shape, or to make lace, scalloped and shaped patterns.
The addition of loops can be highly visible, where the additions form a pattern, or almost inconspicuous, so that no holes or reliefs are visible on the product. Inconspicuous buttonhole additions are mostly used when shaping the silhouette of a piece.
You can add loops in pairs along the edge of the fabric, increasing the size of the product, evenly on both sides, or combine with the reduction so that the number of loops does not change, such as for knitting patterns.
It is also possible to add multiple loops, both on the edge and in the middle of the fabric.
There are different ways of adding loops. All of them are quite simple.
Which one to use depends on each case.

Loose stitches Basic

The Basic instructional videos are suitable for beginners who are just beginning their knitting journey and learning the basics.
A knitting shortening is a reduction in the number of stitches. This is done either to shape the knitting, or to make lace, scalloped and shaped patterns.
Loose stitches can be done conspicuously, where the loosened stitches form a pattern, or almost invisibly, so that no relief is visible on the product. Looping is used to shape the silhouette of the piece.
It is possible to add loops in pairs along the edge of the fabric, reducing the size of the product evenly on both sides, or combine simultaneously with the addition, so that the number of loops does not change, for knitting patterns. It is also possible to evenly reduce the loops.
There are a number of ways to add stitches. All of them are easy to perform.
In each case, choose the appropriate method.

Closing the last row of Basic

The Basic training videos are suitable for beginners in knitting who are learning the basics.
Row closing is the logical completion of the knitting process.
It is done neatly and blends in with the pattern.
There are many ways to close a row and each method has a specific function.
The choice of method depends on a number of factors, such as:

• The location of the row closure (neck, bottom of the piece, sleeves, armhole, etc.)
• The functionality of the closure (should the row be elastic or rigid and stable)
• The aesthetics (the combination of the row closure with the pattern on the knitted fabric)
• Technological features of the chosen yarn (take into account the elasticity of the yarn)
  Make sure that the produced closing of the loops does not pull down the edge and not stretch it. It is also important to understand on which side of the closure: the right or wrong side.

Before using it in a product, test the chosen methods on samples to decide which of them is more suitable.
We will go into detail and practice the main types, each in its own section.

Closing the last row Professional

The Professional series of instructional videos is suitable for confident mistresses who have mastered the basics and want to expand their own skill palette.
Closing the row is the logical conclusion of the knitting process.
It is done neatly and harmoniously with the pattern of the product.
There are many ways to close a row, and each of them has a specific function.
The choice of method depends on a number of factors, such as:

• The location of the row closure (neck, bottom of the piece, sleeves, armhole, etc.)
• The functionality of the closure (should the row be elastic or rigid and stable)
• The aesthetics (the combination of the row closure with the pattern on the knitted fabric)
• Technological features of the chosen yarn (take into account the elasticity of the yarn)

Make sure that the produced closing of the loops does not pull down the edge and not stretch it. It is also important to understand on which side of the closure: the right or wrong side.
Before using it in a product, test the chosen methods on samples to decide which of them is more suitable.
We will go into detail and practice the main types, each in its own section.