10 (more) knitting tips that really make you a better knitter - Part 2

Knitting tips for beginners and advanced knitters that will show instant effects - part two ►►► READ THE FULL TUTORIAL HERE: https://nimble-needles.com/tutorials/... Chapters: 0:00 Knitting tips 1:54 Knitting neater edges 6:08 Pass over instead of decreasing 7:59 Inserting the needle into difficult stitches the easy way 9:38 Tighten up after every stitch 11:38 Unleash the power of lifted stitches 13:19 Easy way to bridge the bind-off gap when knitting in the round 14:22 Don’t knit complicated stitches as the last stitch on your needle 16:22 Use a stitch marker to mark the right side 17:38 Push your needles/stitches forward the right way 18:33 Practise and be patient Do you want to knit better? After the success of my last video, I went through all my notes and knitting journals looking for additional knitting tips that made me become the knitter I am today. These little things you can change that will make a huge difference in the long. You know, not just knitting tools you can use to knit easier, but rather specific techniques that will make your finished projects look neater. So, i will touch on knitting better edges, how to maintain an even tension, how to create a neat bind-off edge when knitting in the round, and so on. I also have some fun tips on lifted increases and a very smart way to circumvent complicated decreases that may be too difficult to knit Errata: In the video, I said that k2tog and a bind-off is the same. I phrased this a bit weirdly. What I meant is that the fundamental construction of the resulting stitches is very similar. SSK and a standard-off are the same, tho! ►Buy my patterns here: https://bit.ly/3aBRdzs ►Visit my blog for a free knitting school: https://nimble-needles.com/learn-to-k... ►Subscribe to my newsletter for a free pattern & regular updates: https://nimble-needles.com/newsletter/ ► View my projects on Instagram   / nimbleneedlez