It's time to join in the round!

How to join double pointed needles. After casting on 16 stitches your needles should look like the image below. Double pointed needles are necessary for knitting in the round when the number of stitches around is few to fit on a regular circular needle. You've cast onto your dpn, and even divided them.now what?!

If you've run out of. Hold the needle with all of the stitches on it in your left hand. Cast on stitches as normal.

When you finish knitting the stitches on that first staging needle, your empty needle is ready to move onto the second staging needle. It's time to join in the round! Slip the first stitch on the right needle to the left needle.

Showing an easy way to avoid that and create a tight joi. Now you will make the needles. To begin, cast on as many stitches as your pattern requires using a single needle of your set.

Watch just how incredibly simple it is! Get ready to join in the round. Three steps to cast on to dpns :::

Push the stitches on the right and left dpns close to the tips of the needles. Bring the yarn to the front between the needles, bring the empty needle under the yarn, and insert it to purl. After knitting into the first stitch from needle 1, pull it off the needle.