Stop Letting Stitches Lag On Your Left-Hand Needle
Problem: Not advancing the stitches on your left-hand needle makes you work harder and harder to get into those stitches. Yet many people do it, because they are afraid their stitches will pop off if they get too close to the edge.
Fix: Get in the habit of pushing the stitches up onto the tip of your left-hand needle as you knit.
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Letting Stitches Lag On Left-Hand Needle
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Liat Gat is the founder and video knitting expert at KnitFreedom.com. She gets great joy out of supporting and encouraging students through instructive videos and blog posts.
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