It may seem difficult to work this technique but I assure you that
The beauty of magic loop lies in its versatility - you can use it for projects such as socks, sleeves, hats, and even sweaters. To get started, you'll need a circular needle with a long, flexible cable, ideally at least 32 inches in length for most projects. However, longer cables may be preferred for larger projects. Casting On and Setting.
Beginner's Guide to Knitting in the Round with the Magic Loop Technique
The Magic Loop technique is a brilliant method which allows you to knit small-diameter tubes using a single long circular needle. Alexa and I use Magic Loop to knit socks, mittens, sweater sleeves, centre-out blanket squares, and to decrease at the crown of hats too.
How to Knit with the Magic Loop YouTube
How to knit magic loop Keywords: good to know, loop, magic loop, In this DROPS video we show how you can knit the magic loop technique. If a pattern requests both double pointed needles and circular needle in the same size, then you can use a circular needle and work with the magic loop technique.
Magic Loop Knitting Step By Step Handy Little Me
In this video I demonstrate how to get started using the magic loop technique to knit a small-circumference tube with a long circular needle. The needles used in my sample are Knitter's Pride Zing from an interchangeable set. My nail polish is by Gelish, color "Mauve Your Feet". Blog, Techniques, Tips & Tricks
Magic Loop Knitting Basics + Starting Magic Loop Socks Kate Gilbert
With the magic loop method you can use a single circular needle to knit the whole project from start to finish. How Magic Loop Knitting Works If you've cast on the number of stitches you need for a project and they don't reach all the way around your circular needles comfortably then it's time to use the magic loop!
12 FREE Patterns to Practice Magic Loop Knitting Magic loop knitting
Magic loop knitting is the clever technique of making a small circle while using a single pair of circular needles, which you can then go on to knit sleeves, socks and similar small projects. Knitting in the round means that you'll knit in one continuous piece and the magic loop will help with this!
Magic Loop Knitting Step By Step Magic loop knitting, Magic loop
Knitting magic loop is easiest on circular needles with a really long (32" or 40") and flexible cable. The needle tip itself can be as long or short as you prefer it. You can use the technique for almost any tubular project. Only a super small diameter (~15 stitches or below) can be a bit tricky.
Introduction to Magic Loop
812 Share 22K views 2 years ago Tutorials Learn to knit Magic Loop! Everything from how to cast on, set up your stitches, and join your work in the round with circular knitting needles..
How to Knit the Magic Loop Method YouTube
The first time you try magic loop sock knitting, give it a go with a basic stockinette pattern like this one. GET THE PATTERN 3. Amelia Bedelia Hat. When you knit hats like this in the round the traditional way, usually two sets of needles are required: a circular and double-pointed needles. With magic loop, though, you only need one long needle.
Magic Loop Knitting [7 Simple Steps]
Knitting Help - Simple Magic Loop VeryPink Knits 472K subscribers Subscribe Subscribed 1.3M views 11 years ago Most of us find that we don't always have the correct size of circular needle,.
How to Knit in the Round Using Magic Loop YouTube
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How to knit with the Magic Loop Home of Yarns
The Magic Loop Technique, a brainchild of Sarah Hauschka and Bev Galeskas, is a way to knit in the round that uses a single long circular needle. This technique eliminates the need for double-pointed needles (DPNs), smaller circular needles, or two circulars to knit small circumferences like socks, sleeves, or the top of a hat.
Circular cast on and magic loop knitting Craft me Happy! Circular
12K Share 256K views 2 years ago Advanced knitting techniques A step-by-step tutorial on the magic loop knitting method and plenty of tips and tricks to avoid ladders and get neater results.
How to Use Magic Loop for Sleeves Cocoknits
Magic Loop Knitting Pros and Cons I've been doing magic loop knitting on projects that I might normally use a 16″ circular needle or dpns for lately. Why? I'm still trying to heal from the stress to my hands and wrists from packing and unpacking from our move in July. There are things I really like about it. And things I don't like so much.
Magic Loop Knitting Technique Elizabeth Smith Knits
The magic loop knitting technique is a method used to knit small circumference projects, such as socks or sleeves, using a long circular needle instead of double-pointed needles. It allows you to easily work with fewer stitches and eliminates the need for multiple needle changes.
Learn Magic Loop Knitting
What Is The Magic Loop? Using the magic loop technique in your knitting is easy and will help you to create smaller items in the round. This can be done by using any cable length from 9 inches, 16 inches to 32 inches or more. You will need to know this method in order to make some of my knitting patterns including: The Irish Moss Stitch Hat Pattern
