Russian knitting

Here's a quick beginner's guide to the different knitting styles, from simple English Knitting Style, Continental Knitting Style to Portuguese Knitting and Norwegian, Russian and Shetland Style. Everything you need to know about these knitting styles to help you decide which is best suited for you and your dream knitting project. | For more free knitting tips visit learnknittingonline.com #knittingtips #knittingforbeginners #thorwingvspicking #flickingstyleknitting

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Knitted lace incorporates two simple knitting techniques: a yarn over (which is an increase that creates a small hole) and a decrease. ...

The Russian join is an interesting way to add new yarn to your project that doesn't create knots or new ends to weave in. This tutorial will show you how.

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners that shows an easy way to make neat side edges in Eastern (Russian), English and Continental knitting.

Detailed tutorial for beginners that explains how to make bar increases (KFB and KBF) when using the Eastern (Russian) knitting style.

Useful charts I have found for translating Russian knitting chart symbols into English. As I find more of these charts I will keep adding them to this post! Illustrated explanation of Russian knitting symbols. The text is in Russian but the illustrations are helpful in deciphering certain symbols! Original symbol instructions in Russian. Russian symbols with illustrations for bobbles. Other Russian knitting symbols for large decreases. Elongated stitch. Wrap stitch. Slip Stitch. Cables and…