KNITTING TUTORIAL: HOW TO MAGIC LOOP

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. Please enjoy!

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[elizstitches]

Thanks Kristin, a magic loop heel would be great to see!

[kathykelly]

Once again a clear no nonsense tutorial. Thanks

[vickihigginson]

The best explanation of magic loop that I've seen so far.

[lyndasmith]

I just found your channel and I've subscribed. I got the magic loop because I'm trying to learn socks but I could not figure that out for the life of me. This video makes it very clear now I can understand at least for the next 5 minutes after that I'm probably going to have to keep coming back to the video. On another topic, thank you for not doing so much background talking and spending half of the video talking about other things that have not too much to do with the topic. I seem to find that in about 3/4 of the videos that I watch no matter what their topic is take some forever to get to the topic thank you you're very refreshing

[TheMetatronGirl]

I took a class at a LYS (sadly, long gone) on knitting socks with magic loop and never looked back. I still have dpns, but I rarely used them for anything other than amigurumi, or very narrow projects. I love magic loop!

[quejyaille]

I'd planned to set aside time tonight to finally learn ML, opened Youtube and this came up. How did you know?!

[janettejohnson]

Hi just watched several tutorioals yours made sense for me thank you 😊

[adriennes]

I've been a knitter for years and always shied away from circular needles for small projects. This is a game changer. Thanks for sharing.

[claudinevandamme]

Great and very clearly explained...socks / would be great to see yes. 😊

[robincunningham]

Thank you! Knitting my 1st sock, so so very helpful

[catherinenoble]

Love the short tutorial video and love the music. Absolutely interested in how to handle heels in sock using magic loop.

[Professor_Purl]

WOW Two handed long tail... Groovy! ;-)

[beverlyhess]

I would definitely love to see how you do your sock heels magic loop!

[anzaforbes]

Just discovered your channel as I was looking for tutorials in the magic loop. This is one the clearest videos on the magic loop technique. New subscriber from Canada 💛😊

[Jennie]

Because I am too clumsy to manage DPNs, I started playing with a circular needle and, about 6 months ago, I taught myself the magic loop method in order to make my first pair of socks. I had no idea that magic loop was an actual thing until about 3 months ago. (No wonder there’s a popular saying that, “Necessity is the mother of invention”.) 🙄😀 I’m now knitting more than ever and magic loop is my preferred method for pretty much everything.

[marys]

So Glad I watched your magic loop video! I took a class a few years ago and completed a hat top down. I was very excited that I learned the technique, but haven't practiced and I've lost it. I should have watched this before I cast on to 3 dpns last week BUT all is well, I have you saved for reference for next time 😀
Thank you, Kristin. I Love your channel!

[debbiemyers]

Thank you for your clear explanation of magic loop. You mentioned that there is a different way doing sock. I am knitting mittens. Does that apply to mittens as well? If so, do you have a tutorial on it? Thanks!

[elainepole-evans]

Thank you so much for this, magic loop has been a mystery to me. Can't wait to cast on🙂

[deirdreevans]

I have learned how to knit and I loved this tutorial. I love how you are knitting and not looking at what you're doing👌🏾 thanks for sharing this. I am saving this to my playlist for future references. My knitting is slow but I know with practice I will get better.

[LordEvan]

Thank you this was so helpful for a fledgling knitter, you should see the look on the faces of the women at my job when they see all 6’1” and 300 lbs of custodian knitting