Knitting in the round is the only way to make a seamless knitted tube, be it a hat, pair of socks, mittens, even the body or sleeves of a sweater.when knitting small circular projects.

Double pointed needles joining in the round. You position the yarn based on your first stitch: Add an additional stitch, removing the first stitch in the round, and placing the new stitch over the first stitch. After knitting into the first stitch from needle 1, pull it off the needle.

Knit into the first stitch on needle 1. You're going to go ahead and cast on your key number of stitches onto one circular needle. When knitting with double pointed needles, always have the two needles you are working with positioned 'on top' of your work, so the other needles are out of your way.

And the good news, you can easily adapt the instructions from above to join knitting in the round on circular needles as well. If you find starting with this method. Watch just how incredibly simple it is!

Using the ‘spare’ needle as the working needle, knit the first stitch of the first round, pulling the yarn tightly for an invisible join. You've cast onto your dpn, and even divided them.now what?! Knit all the stitches from the first dpn until that.

If you've run out of. Slip the first of your right needle onto the double point needle. It's time to join in the round!

Use the empty needle to begin working the first round. Example done on double pointed needles.check out my blog post about how to knit on double pointed needles here:www.melody. Do the same for the.