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• Tips
• What do you need

1 Cast on one knitting needle the required number of loops. The easiest way to work with the number of loops, which is divisible by three.

2 Drop two thirds of the stitches onto the second knitting needle.

3 Drop a third of the stitches onto the third knitting needle.

4 Hold the knitting needle with the working yarn in your right hand. Move the needle in your left hand (the second end becomes the working needle) to the end of the needle in your right hand.

5 Work with yarn. Make sure all the loops are facing the same direction. Take the fourth knitting needle and start knit and / or purl to connect all stitches.

6 Realize that when you finish all the stitches on the first knitting needle, it will empty and become your working needle. Now move on to the next spoke and so on. Try to knit very tightly when you change the knitting needles, otherwise the knitting will disintegrate into fabrics where the knitting needles change.

7 Knit in a circle or spiral. Make several rounds of knit and / or purl loops; you should have a pipe.

8 Knit until you get the desired length, then drop the stitches as usual, removing the empty stitches one at a time.

Tips

• In flat knit, the stocking can be tied by alternating the front and back stitches. When knitting in a circle, you only need knit knitting because you are constantly on one side.
• Double-sided knitting needles can be used to knit hats, socks, gloves, etc. You do not need to stitch the parts after finishing work.
• Pay attention not to twist the loops. If you connect the two inverted ends of knitting, then the whole work will turn out to be twisted, you will have to dissolve everything and start again.

What do you need

• Reversible knitting needles
• Yarn