You can buy cables from 9 to 60-inches (22 cm to 1. 5-meters) long.
You can buy simple stitch markers at craft supply stores, sewing shops, and even some grocery stores.
Ensure that you’re knitting with the working yarn and not the yarn tail.
If you’re working from a pattern, remember that you’re always working on the right side of the fabric.
Keep in mind that you’ll need an extra double pointed needle that you’ll use to knit with. If you can’t divide the stitches evenly, the pattern should specify how to divide the stitches between all of the double pointed needles.
Ensure that the stitches aren’t twisted. They should lie flat and the edge that you cast on should face the center of the triangle.
If you want to easily keep track of how many rows you’ve worked, insert a stitch marker before you begin the row.
You’ll always want to move on to the needle to the left of the one you just finished stitching.
You can usually buy cables up to 60-inches (1. 5-meters) long. The first stitch that you cast on should be on the bottom needle tip that’s closest to you.
Keep the working yarn toward the back of your needles.
You’ll be able to see tubular knitting on the circular needle once you’ve completed 2 to 3 rows of stitches.
