Joining in the round by adding an extra stitch

[@twopugsmom]

Very helpful for a beginner nice, clear instruction I have really been frustrated with the twisting thank you for your tutorial

[@megansheehan-dean5809]

Thank you! This was SO helpful. You gave clear directions at a measured pace, as well as several useful tips. Really appreciate it!

[@debbienorvell1707]

Your instructions are the only ones that are not complicated for me. THankk you

[@lvent1315]

Thank you for this detailed tutorial!

[@juliamesnikoff7964]

A good, clear, informative video. Thanks!

[@CornbreadOracle]

Neat trick. I’ll have to try it sometime. I’ve significantly improved the tension issues that happen in that join, but that little gap does sometimes occur, especially when I’m using slippery yarn. Thanks for the tip!

[@lindahammett7936]

Excellent presentation. I understood everything that you said and did. Thank You!!

[@lesliebaxley9693]

Im learning to knit and trying a hat. Looking at different joining methods and I think this looks easier for me. Good tutorial thanks.

[@melmack2003]

Here's my tip.....I like to place my main marker between the second-to-the-last stitch and the last stitch. It still tells me I'm at the end of my round but the marker won't fall off the needle because it's blocked by the last st. Thanks for your video.

[@karenswenson1665]

I found that when you put the stitch marker on after you knit and slip you actually have the marker one stitch off.

[@emccoyii]

Looks like it would be a lot easier to use wooden needles instead of those slippery metal ones. At least for the videos.

[@rebecamurray4994]

Thanks

[@Jennifer-oz8ec]

Thank you!

[@gfitz6001]

“Rounds. NOT rows.

[@lucykiss6583]

Taking your time in getting to the point makes me lose interest, also using dark yarn doesn’t help.