Circular needle knitting patterns

A step-by-step tutorial on the magic loop knitting technique. Learn how to knit in the round the easy way using one circular needle only.

Free patterns to help you knit in the round using 1 or 2 circular needles “I’ve had trouble in the past with DPN’s and Magic Loop while trying to knit baby hats.” “The problem I have in knitting is with making socks and trying to use the 3 or 4 needles in the round.” “I...

Learn how to knit a blanket with circular needles in this step-by-step guide. Perfect for beginners and experienced knitters, discover tips, patterns, and techniques for creating cozy blankets with ease!

Don't be intimidated by circular needles. Read this and they'll become your favourites! We are massive fans of circular needles here at The Yarn Queen. In fact, we’re such big fans they’re our everyday needles! They’re ergonomic, they respond to the shape of the item you’re knitting, and they hold so many stitches! But if you’re new to circular needles, you may have lots of questions about them. Here is everything you need to know about circulars, so you can love them as much as we do.

Today we want to share with you a special post: Stay Warm in Style: A Simple Guide to Knitting a Brioche Ribbed Hat" This video tutorial is the perfect guide for anyone looking to learn

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Free easy hat knitting pattern perfect for beginners as a first circular needle project knit in the round. Fitted, slouchy & cuffed beanie options included.

Happy New Year friends! It’s officially hat season and I wanted to create a very simple quick and easy knit hat pattern that is both beginner friendly and classic. It uses only basic knit stitches and would be perfect for those who want to try their first knit project or for those looking for a qu

Learn how to knit this very simple adult hat. The Maple beanie is a beginner friendly pattern, probably the easiest hats to knit.

Learn to knit a fluffy hat in English rib. This hat is perfect for long winter walks when the snow is falling and holiday lights are all around you. Put one cozy clothes, grab some hot chocolate and enjoy the magical time of the year! Or book a winter wonderland photoshoot, maybe?

Learn how to expand your knitting skills by learning how to knit in the round. This post specifically addresses knitting in the round with circular needles.

Knitting a Pi Circle - VeryPink offers knitting patterns and video tutorials from Staci Perry. Short technique videos and longer pattern tutorials to take your knitting skills to the next level.

A very basic, boxy sweater with set-in sleeves and no shaping, knit from the bottom up in aran to chunky-weight yarn. The body is done in stockinette with the cuffs, hem, and neckband in garter stitch. The sweater is knit from the bottom up in one piece up to the armholes starting with a garter-stitch hem band.

<p>The magic loop method for circular knitting one of my favorite skills to teach. Not only is it easy to master, but it can actually save time and money, and perhaps even help you get a better fit in your hand knitted garments.<br></p><p>Here is a handy illustrated cheat-sheet I made showing how to get started with the magic loop method for circular knitting. I print this and give it to my stu...

Have you ever dreamed of finishing a project that didn’t have to be seamed? Today we care going to teach you a new technique: knitting in the round. A very…

Joining in the Round without Twisting, from #yarnschool by Over the Rainbow Yarn

Knitting in the round is often the preferred method for making everything from hats to sweaters, but with smaller circumferences things can get tricky! Here are several methods for knitting a hat in the round such as using a 16" circular needle, Magic Loop, double pointed needles, FlexiFlips, and two circular needles.

Learn How to Join in the Round With Circular Knitting!: You’ve cast on the right amount of stitches, and you’re ready to start your project. Now the next big step…join in the round! This fun technique is easy to learn and will allow you to work all those circular knitting patterns you’ve always wanted …