How to Get Started with Knitting

How to Do a Long-Tailed Cast On

How to Knit (English style)

How to Knit (Continental style)

How to Purl (English style)

How to Purl (Continental style)

How to Bind Off

Common Mistakes

Weaving in Ends

Becoming an Intermediate Knitter

How to Add a Bead

How to Tink (take back a stitch at a time) decreased stitches

How to Fix a Dropped Stitch

Stretchy Bind-off

Provisional Cast On

Wrap and Turn Short Rows

German Short Rows

Doing Fair Isle

Attached i-Cord

Pick Up Stitches on the Edge of the Work

Weaving in Ends as You Go

Other Cast-Ons

E-wrap

Knitted

Cable

E-wrap, Knitted, and Cable Cast-Ons

Increases

A bunch of different increases: M1L and R, Knit into the Cuff, E-wrap, KFB, KBF

Decreases

Slip 1, knit 1, PSSO; SSK; K2tog

Purl 2 Together Through the Front and Back Loops

Niceties

Closing the gap when joining in the round

Jogless jog

Alternative to starting with a slip knot

Slip the first stitch of a row

Slipping the first stitch when you're striping two colors

Knitting into the Back THEN Front (Note: this does twist the stitch!)

How to Use Tools

Double-pointed needles

Swift and winder

Sewing and Joining

3-Needle Bind-off (inside)

3-Needle Bind-off (decorative on the outside)

Kitchenering a Sleeve

Picking up Holes at the Kitchener area of a sleeve (Really Clear Raglans)

Kitchenering the Toe of a Sock

Mattress Stitch

Whip Stitch (use sparingly)

Techniques in Specific Really Clear Patterns

Loop Stitch in There May Be Beads

Kitchenering the sleeve to the sweater body in the Sweater with the Best Fit Ever!

Filling in the gap between the body and sleeve after Kitchenering in the Sweater with the Best Fit Ever!

Mattress stitch for the Sweater with the Best Fit Ever!