Uploaded July 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
The first in a series of Teeny Tiny Tutorials!
A yarn-over at the beginning of a row is a great way to increase, but it can be boggling if you’ve never done it before. It’s easier than you think! This wee tutorial shows how to do it with both continental and English styles of knitting.
Note that even though the first knit stitch secures the yarn-over on the needle, it is not considered part of the yarn-over stitch.
These small tutorials are quick little bits of technique without a lot of talking. If you have a technique request, please let me know by writing to me at designsbyromi@gmail.com
This tutorial also appears on Instagram at instagram.com/tv/CfhuK5kMZ19/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
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The first in a series of Teeny Tiny Tutorials!
A yarn-over at the beginning of a row is a great way to increase, but it can be boggling if you’ve never done it before. It’s easier than you think! This wee tutorial shows how to do it with both continental and English styles of knitting.
Note that even though the first knit stitch secures the yarn-over on the needle, it is not considered part of the yarn-over stitch.
These small tutorials are quick little bits of technique without a lot of talking. If you have a technique request, please let me know by writing to me at designsbyromi@gmail.com
This tutorial also appears on Instagram at instagram.com/tv/CfhuK5kMZ19/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Subscribe to my newsletter here: designsbyromi.com/newsletter
