How To Knit One Below: k1b

by Hannah Gilly

June 4, 2019

Knitting one below in a pattern is usually about adding more interest to the texture of the fabric. You may also find it in slip-stitch colour knitting where you'll get intriguing effects by utilising the stitch from the previous row to switch between colours. Join me for this video tutorial where I'll have a quick demo to show you the details of this stitch. Continue watching through, as I'll show you how it looks on both sides of the knitting.  
If you'd like a digital pdf with all the knitting jargon demos you could possibly need right at your finger tips.... sign up for the one I've created especially for you. If links directly to the videos here on the blog and on YouTube, and will be updated with a couple more demo videos in a few week's time. Download the current version here

Tags


You may also like

Preparing for My Winter Jumper: A Knitter’s Journey

Winter invites us to slow downKnitting a jumper can be one of the most rewarding projects for any knitter, and Winter is the perfect season to start. Preparing for a jumper isn’t just about casting on—it’s about setting yourself up for success. In today’s video, I’ll walk you through the key steps to get your

Read More

Rest and Reflect With Winter Knitting

Winter invites us to slow downKnitting fits beautifully into this slower, restful rhythm. Whether you’re revisiting unfinished projects or starting something new, knitting in winter can become a mindful, creative practice that nurtures both body and soul.It’s not just about creating warm accessories; winter knitting is a chance to reflect on your journey as a

Read More
Insert Content Template or Symbol

Join Knit With Hannah For Weekly Knitting Natter

For weekly knitting natter emails, special offers and to be the first in line for notifications of new videos, courses and patterns.

Join Knit With Hannah For Weekly Knitting Natter

For weekly knitting natter emails, special offers and to be the first in line for notifications of new videos, courses and patterns.