This video is a how-to demonstration of Eastern European Knitting, the knit stitch. Please note, this is not continental knitting, as here we knit through the back of the loop in both the knit and purl stitch. The resulting fabric appears exactly the same as both English and Continental knitting styles.
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Crochet a single crochet base chain
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Sew knitted pieces together using a whip stitch and other stitches
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Cast On Stitches at the Beginning of a Row in Knitting
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How To:
Increase Stitches on a Purl Row
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How To:
Knit with a serenity loom
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How To:
Tie a rope helix for bondage and bdsm play
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How To:
Bind Off Knitting on a Circular Needle
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How To:
Knit a Ball
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How To:
Knit a spider stitch
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How To:
Wind yarn onto a cone for machine knitting
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How To:
Knit a hat on circular needles
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How To:
Knit for Beginners
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How To:
Tie basic macrame knots to make a key chain or bracelet
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How To:
Finish a crochet never ending granny square
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How To:
Knit on circular needles
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How To:
Crochet a single crochet base chain
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How To:
Increase Stitches at the Beginning of a Row
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How To:
Decrease Stitches In Knitting
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How To:
Darn holes in socks, scarves or other knit garments
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How To:
Rig up a harness out of rope to carry large boxes
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How To:
Tie off the end of your crochet project so it does not unravel
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How To:
Sew knitted pieces together using a whip stitch and other stitches
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How To:
Cast On Stitches at the Beginning of a Row in Knitting
2 Comments
This is the way my friend from Hungary knits. It's so much faster on small needles.
I use little Hiyahiya 9" circulars for socks and I can fly with this method. Your demo is the best I've seen.
Thank you.
P.S. Please fixe the purl stitch link.
Would you please show me how to do kfb and pfb using Eastern European Knitting?
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