Joining in the Round

Learn how to join in the round by casting on an extra stitch for a seamless join.

[elisamassenzio]

I must've watched this fifty times, I always come back for every in-the-round project! Thank you!

[messynessy]

Every beanie season, or whenever I haven knit in a while I come back to this video.💕 Thank you.

[victoriaressler]

I use this video every single time I have to join in the round. Thank you!!

[senseisleepyhead]

Every time I start a new hat or cowl, I replay this great video-- it's like a lovely tradition for me now! 😊

[Daphpunk]

I’ve been crocheting for a decade and finally worked up the gumption to give knitting a fair shot. Your videos are superb! Straight to the point, we’ll shot, not too fast that I can’t keep up and not too slow and chit chatty. Bonus, my grandmothers name was Nancy and she had elegant hands like you do ❤

[mimiywan]

Great advice for those of us who join and cannot figure out how to get rid of that long part at the bottom! Love it! Thanks so much!

[rattyboy]

Iam a butch male knitter.... go figure. never understood why its considered feminine for men to be taylors but whatever. I am a beginner and I love it. Thank you for this easy to follow insturctinos. It let me do my 1st join ever. nad I like the way it looks without the gap.

[Dreamseeker]

I love this method of joining in the round. Like you said no matter how many rounds I knitted I always had sort of a sloppy join. This method makes the join completely seamless. Thank you so much! I love your videos please keep them coming!

[janeDoe-ruxy]

Trying to learn knitting in my own, I have struggled with this problem  for longer than I care to think, so all I can say is thank-you, thank-you, thank-you. This is a most valuable, heart felt, appreciated tip.

[jennye]

The idea to cast on an extra stitch then bind it of really made a difference in my hat! Thank you!!

[bestrnlynzeep]

Never mind that I've been knitting socks on double points for several years and have failed miserably at the joining in the round. I should have looked to this video to begin with. Easy to understand and well demonstrated. I get it now. Better late to the game than never I suppose. Well done! Thank you.

[reneehendrix]

What a fantastic tutorial! I've seen several others and was still not confident to try on my own. You're demo is super clear, concise, and easy to follow. Thank you!

[rabahmasood]

Nancy, you're my hero. I come back to this video every time I make a hat! Thank you for sharing your knowledge! God bless!!

[Cthecool]

BRAVO👏👏👏👏You are WONDERFUL! Thank You Soo very much!!

I just started back to knitting after over 40 years it's been 2 wks now and I've learned so much 20 stitches in 2 weeks.
I Never knew how to even knit in the round until you!
Today, I shall begin to do so! You made it so easy!
That xtra stitch is basically a cast off stitch to connect! Wow THANK YOU SO MUCH👍🌹😊

[theastewart]

Just came back hereto watch again as I make another hat! Thanks Nancy!

[DenineS]

I really like the tip about adding the extra stitch then slipping it over and the first one off. My hat turned out great with no little "bar" at the beginning. Thank you!

[ren]

Hi Nancy, Thank you for making my morning! After all these years of trying to join in the round, I've finally got it from watching your tutorial clip! I can't believe it! God always send you a helper just at the right time! Thank you Nancy! You made oit so easy too.:)

[m.harris]

Nancy, Thank you for posting this. I am a beginning knitter and like you said, am advancing from your basic "washcloth" to a hat! I love how you knitted slowly so that I could follow along. I'm subscribing!

[debbingham]

Nancy, This is so clear...the best! I am solo grateful to learn how to join on circular needles to make seamless hats! Good video!

[Countrycabin]

You can’t imagine how many times I replay this!! You would think I would remember it 😅thank you!!