Helical GARTER - perfectly JOGLESS in the Round.

How to knit: Helical Jogless garter stitch in the round. Helix Garter. Can be used to knit sleeves, sweaters, cowls, etc. Magic loop. Easy knitting for beginners. Continental knitting.

[@JanMoring]

Thank you! I watched some other videos for jogless garter in the round and just got confused. Your video really makes the steps so clear and understandable. I know what I'm doing now. Love the tips too.

[@irinarevo]

Glad it helped, and thank you!

[@youzfuzzi]

Excellent demonstration. I have watched another couple teaching this technique but couldn't see what was happening., You have captured this so well visually, in addition to the voice instructions. Many thanks.

[@irinarevo]

Thank you so much for the feedback!

[@kasiamichalec2305]

Brilliant, thank you so much

[@irinarevo]

Thank you very much, Kasia!

[@hilde6300]

Amazing, thank you for sharing

[@irinarevo]

My pleasure!

[@olgam7033]

Красиво,кудрявенько.

[@irinarevo]

Спасибо! :))

[@andrianapapantoniou7068]

Very nice this tip too! Thank you! Does it work for 3 sts prior, or just 1 or 2 sets are enough? I prefer yr suggestion than just trying it.

[@irinarevo]

Any number will work, 3 is not too many to see where the round ends and not too few to "keep an eye" on the last stitches to have them neat. :)

[@flutterbies8912]

Irina - if I wanted to do a coloured stripe on each ridge, would I use the same technique? Would it require 2 balls of each colour?

[@irinarevo]

Yes! This (helical garter) is the same as helical stripes, except instead of changing the colours we change the stitch pattern. Two balls of each colour - yes. :)

[@flutterbies8912]

@@irinarevo Thanks for your reply. Just to be clear, I want to do garter stripes, changing colour each ridge.

[@irinarevo]

I used 2 different balls of yarn - mine were of the same colour and yours can be of different colours.

[@nellat1244]

Such an interesting video! Are the number of stitches same for ribbing and garter? Are the 2 yarns coming together for closing or do they remain 3 sts away? I wish you were close to me lol, i want to learn so much for knitting Irina, do you have any suggestion in buying a book (a good one to follow) in order to help me? I m stuck to the helmet w open face i was telling you about and try to figure out how to manage it

[@irinarevo]

Hi Nella, the number of stitches in the rib and in garter does not have to match - it’s up to you what looks best for your project. The 2 yarns are always several stitches away from each other (it doesn’t have to be 3 stitches though, can be 6 or 15 like when I used the DPNs - you can choose). As for the book, the one that I think could be good for a beginner (and it is in English) is by Debby Bliss "The Knitter’s Book of Knowledge " It does not have everything, but it has good illustrations and comprehensive explanations :))

[@nellat1244]

@@irinarevo Thank you for the reply and the suggestion

[@irinarevo]

You are very welcome! By the way, if by "closing" you meant casting off/binding off, then yes, I would complete a full row at the end (knit or purl - would depend on your design idea) before binding off or switching to another stitch pattern. )

[@nellat1244]

​@@irinarevo You are so kind, it was exactly what i meant, thank you so much and btw i ordered the book : )

[@irinarevo]

You are very welcome!