Knit Lab: In the Round
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- In-depth Instruction; over 153 mins
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About Circular Knitting
23:19
Learn about the advantages of knitting in the round, review the tools and get started making a trendy headband.
Making the Headband Flower
11:34
Cast on a small number of stitches on double-pointed needles and expand your knitting in a circle to make decorative flowers.
Making a Hat With Magic Loop
29:32
You don't need to limit yourself to a short circular needle when making smaller projects. Cast on for a hat using this clever technique.
Completing the Hat
29:22
Simple colorwork is easy in the round! Add contrasting triangles to your hat, then see how to decrease for the crown and finish the top.
Making Two Gloves at Once
20:47
Are you good at starting projects but slow to finish them? Knitting two fingerless gloves on two needles at the same time guarantees you won't have a lonely, single mitt.
Completing the Gloves
20:47
Add shaping for the thumb and knit up the rest of the mitt, then finish the thumb for a fun, unisex accessory that's easy to customize.
Cabled Lace Cowl
17:33
This stunning accessory includes simple lace and cables. Written instructions are included, or you can try reading the chart. It's easier than you might think!
Description
Cast on with knitwear natural Stefanie Japel and master circular knitting skills as you make a headband, a hat with colorwork, a pair of fingerless mitts, and even a cable and lace cowl! First, knit a headband in the round using double-pointed needles, as well as a flower that makes a lovely accent. Then, Stefanie will teach you to use the magic loop method to knit a shaped hat with colorwork, while giving you tips for managing yarn in both hands. You’ll even learn to knit a pair of fingerless mitts at the same time using two circular needles. For your final project, Stefanie will take you step-by-step through a breathtaking cable and lace cowl that uses the easiest technique you’ll learn in class.
Stefanie Japel
Stefanie started knitting at 8 years old and began designing soon thereafter. Her book include "Glam Knits," "Fitted Knits," and "Mom and Me Knits." You'll also find Stefanie's wonderful work in Interweave Knits, Knitscene, Vogue Knitting and more. You can find her patterns at ravelry.com/designers/stefanie-japel.
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