Find a comfortable chair in good light. Read through the steps before you start. As with any new skill, learning to knit requires equal measures of patience and perseverance.
This free ebook is sure to be a valued resource. I've just had a look at that website and I think it's useful to beginner. You can watch online at: http://lionbrand.com or click here to download.
The content of the ebook to help you learn to knit. It consists of 36 topic:
2. The Knit Stitch (Garter Stitch)
3. The Purl Stitch
4. Ribbing
5. Stockinette Stitch
6. Binding Off(casting off)
7. Making a Gauge Swatch
8. Joining New Yarn
9. Recovering a dropped stitch
10. Unraveling Stitch by Stitch
11. Avoiding Extra Stitches
12. Increasing
13. Increasing - Making a Simple Increase (knitting into the front and back of a stitch)
14. Increasing Between a Stitch ('Make One')
15. Increasing - The Yarn Over Increase
16. Decreasing
17. Decreasing - Slip, Slip, Knit (SSK/SSP)
18. Decreasing - Knit/Purl Two Together (K2tog / P2tog)
19. Slipping Stitches Purlwise and Knitwise
20. Making a cable
21. Knitting into the Back Loop/Front Loop
22. Purling into the Back Loop/Front Loop
23. Finishing / Sewing pieces together
24. Weaving in Ends
25. Three needle bindoff
26. Picking up Stitches
27. Knitting with two strands together
28. Duplicate Stitch
29. Grafting (Kitchener Stitch)
30. Left-handed Knitting
31. Knitting with Ruffles Yarn
32. Knitting on Circular Needles
33. Knitting I-Cord
34. Folded Picot Edge
35. Fair Isle Knitting
36. Backwards Loop Cast On
Hope you have a relaxing and useful time on weekends
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