The Left Out Knitter
shows you how to knit left-handed!
Patterns
Kitchener Stitch (for the left-handed knitter)
You finished knitting your last stitch, turn your work as if to knit another round. Your working yarn "tail" needs to be cut to 10" depending on your gauge and yarn. The working yarn is coming from the left side of your back needle. Thread the working yarn tail onto a tapestry needle.
1. Insert the
tapestry needle into the first stitch on the front needle as if to KNIT, push stitch OFF
2. insert tapestry needle into the next stitch on the front needle as if to PURL, leave stitch ON
3. Insert tapestry needle into the first stitch on the rear needle as if to PURL, push stitch OFF
4. insert tapestry needle on next stitch on rear needle as it to KNIT, leave stitch ON.
5. Repeat this series of steps until you have no more loops left on either needle. Weave the yarn through the back side for several inches, cut.
You finished knitting your last stitch, turn your work as if to knit another round. Your working yarn "tail" needs to be cut to 10" depending on your gauge and yarn. The working yarn is coming from the left side of your back needle. Thread the working yarn tail onto a tapestry needle.
1. Insert the
tapestry needle into the first stitch on the front needle as if to KNIT, push stitch OFF
2. insert tapestry needle into the next stitch on the front needle as if to PURL, leave stitch ON
3. Insert tapestry needle into the first stitch on the rear needle as if to PURL, push stitch OFF
4. insert tapestry needle on next stitch on rear needle as it to KNIT, leave stitch ON.
5. Repeat this series of steps until you have no more loops left on either needle. Weave the yarn through the back side for several inches, cut.
