How To Do The Knit Stitch

[@traceybrown5413]

I know I’m 7 years late to the party, but I love this style. I developed chemo induced neuropathy and this is the most comfortable technique for me to use with much less pain!

[@KnitWithHannah]

That's so good to know you've found a style that feels better. all the best, Happy knitting 🧶

[@cherylrichey7521]

Thank you,I’ve been trying to knit again after many years . I’ve looked at all videos and it finally clicked as to how to cast on to make it look nice! Please keep your videos coming ! They are easy to follow in slow motion and in describing your method.

[@KnitWithHannah]

I’m so glad this resonated with you. Lots of them released since I made this video. That was about five years ago ai think. Enjoy bingeing a few while knitting. 🧶

[@priscillawolffe473]

I'm also abit late to the party, and have a question about the slip knot when doing the knit stitch: Every time I try to knit stitch the slip knot, it does not transfer easily as the other stitches. I end up with a big loop of the slipknot, any advice of how to knit stitch the slip knot or if its necessary to keep, that I can keep going without it?

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi Priscilla, you can adjust the 'looseness' of that first stitch multiple times if necessary, as you create the stitches and knit your first rows. I do, it's generally always necessary. For future reference, here's that slip knot video, to double-check how you're making the first stitch - that is the biggest part that makes this work better. kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooTWqoZ5itaJqqc Happy knitting 🧶

[@dixie-darlin6090]

but what do you do to get it back on the other needle and keep going?

[@KnitWithHannah]

Hi DIxie, I'm coincidentally right here online so can send you straight to this video to keep you knitting: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4Wym36JhLhse5o happy knitting!