In this article, I will describe two methods for casting on stitches with knitting needles: the classic “long tail” method and the method using waste yarn (which is useful if you need to “open” and use the stitches of the first row later). Additionally, I will show how to determine the length of the yarn tail and demonstrate two ways to form the first stitch, highlighting their differences.
In this article, I will show the main types of single and double decreases that are often used
The Kitchener stitch is a type of knitted seam and used to create an invisible horizontal seam.
The Kitchener stitch joins two rows of live stitches together.
In this article, we will discuss the types of increases used in Taritoys’ patterns:
– directional M1 increases,
– from a stitch of the previous row (Knit 1 Below Increases),
– increases from a yarn over,
– twincrease from @assia.brill
In this article, I will show you one of the methods of short rows, which is widely used in TariToys patterns – W&T (Wrap & Turn)
