Basic Techniques
Basic knitting technique

Start Code 6
How to make a thread on your finger
How to thread and hold a needle
How to make with a crochet hook
When making with knitting yarn
When making an auxiliary room (unraveled later)
How to pick up a starter made in an auxiliary room
How to make a nose with a needle
How to make the first stitch of a circular knit
How to make the first stitch of a circular knit
When making with a large needle
When making with a crochet hook
Basic Knitting and 14 Stitches
Outer coat = outer knit
Anko = Anttuki
Basic Knitting Pattern 16: Making an Outer and Inner Knit
How to read knitting patterns
Knitting
Garter
1st stitch rubber band
2-knit rubber band
Knitting Symbols (JIS Symbols) and Knitting Methods 22
Cross stitch / Round stitch / Cross stitch / Overlap right stitch, gather 2 stitches / Overlap right stitch, gather 2 stitches / Overlap left stitch, gather 2 stitches / Overlap right stitch, gather 3 stitches / Overlap left stitch, gather 3 stitches / Center 3 stitches / Right stitch, increase right stitch, increase right stitch, purl / Left stitch, increase left stitch, increase left stitch, purl

Decreases & Increases
Nose reduction and nose lengthening

Nose Reduction 30
Reduce by 1 stitch
Reduce from the edge
Method A: When reducing with the outer corner / When reducing with the inner corner
Method B When reducing with the outer corner / When reducing with the inner corner
Reduce by raising the edge nose
1. Raise the nose to shorten the nose
Raise the nose to shorten it
Reduce by 2 or more points
First overwrite
Second overlay
Nose Extension 42
Increase by 1 stitch
1. Raise the nose and lengthen the nose
Lengthening the nose with a round knit
Increase by 2 or more points
Lengthening your nose by making a nose ring
Stretch your nose while you're at it

Popular Knit Patterns
Frequently used pattern knitting

48 scalloped pattern
1st cross stitch
Cross stitch with overlay
2 cross stitches
Cross knit 2 stitches with 1 stitch
Lace Knit Pattern 52
Combination of a two-stitch knit and a two-stitch knit
Combination of a hanging stitch and a three-stitch knit
Beaded pattern 53
Bead knitting with large needles
Crochet beading
Pull-up pattern 56
Pull up and knit
Pull up and don't show up
Color block pattern 58
How to change the color scheme
How to hold a thread
When the thread hanging inside gets longer
When there are vertical stripes
When there are horizontal stripes

Assembling
Final 49

How to Block Your Nose 62
Covering nose blockage
When it's an outer coil / When it's an inner coil / When the outer coil and inner coil are combined
Nosebleed
When it's outer coil / When it's inner coil
Cloth needle nose blocking
When knitting with a knitted pattern / When knitting with a garter
How to block your nose by pinching it all at once
Rubber bandage nose plug
1 stitch rubber nose block / 2 stitch rubber nose block
How to Pick Your Nose 69
Picking snot out of one's nose
Picking up from the nose of a knitted sweater / Picking up from the nose of an unknitted sweater
Picking up nose from the stage
When knitting a rubber band from a knitted fabric / When knitting a rubber band from a knitted fabric
When knitting a garter / When knitting a garter from a garter
Nose to Nose Link 70
Connect with a cross
Cover and connect with a stitch
Knitting
Garter tie
Single and Single Stitching 74
Float and sew
Sewing in a T shape
Sew with a stitch
Sew with a backstitch
Sew with a backstitch
Useful first aid tips to know
Buttonholes made while knitting 80
1st buttonhole
2-stitch buttonhole

All you need to start
Before you start knitting

Crochet hook | Crochet hook | Yarn | Gauge | Crochet hook | Yarn end treatment
How to Thread | A Handy Tool

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01.
To change your mood through knitting, we recommend 'Knitting Mong'.

As the pandemic drags on, we're spending more and more time at home.
When you're bored or feeling depressed without realizing it, you need a change of mood.
While "bulmung," "mulmung," and "supmung" are all the rage, how about "knitting mung"? Threading a needle and knitting, stitch by stitch, distracting thoughts will disappear, leaving you focused solely on the act of knitting.
If you get lost in it for a while, your head will clear up and you will feel much better.
Plus, you get to create a one-of-a-kind item with your own hands, so isn't it like killing two birds with one stone?

Knitting with a large needle is not difficult.
All you need is yarn and two knitting needles.
There are only two basic knitting methods for large needle knitting.
You can start right away once you learn the knitting and purl stitches.
If you can grab the starting point and get the first step, you can just keep repeating the rest.
It's quick to learn and easy to make.
We support those who are trying their hand at knitting with large needles.

02.
Want to become a master of knitting with large needles?

Even if you know how to knit, aren't you doing it roughly? Sometimes you get confused about how to turn the knitting base when knitting back and forth, where to cover when reducing stitches, and where to add stitches for a pretty finish.
At times like these, keep this book by your side and open it.
From the beginning, you can learn basic knitting techniques as well as how to look at various knitting patterns.


How do you make a starter stitch? You can make it by hanging it on your finger, or using a crochet hook or a large needle.
It can be made into an auxiliary room and released later.
Try out different ways to make a starting point and find the one that works best for you.
If you just learn the knitting and purl stitches, you can create countless knitting patterns.


There are many ways to shorten and lengthen a nose.
It can be used to create patterns and also for knitting clothes.
When reducing the stitches at the edge, depending on whether the stitches are upwards or downwards, it can be suitable for curves such as armholes or necklines, or for piecing or sewing. "Keep a Large Needle Hand Knitting Notebook" provides detailed and friendly instructions to help you become a true expert.


We will explain many different types of knitting patterns that are commonly used.
Patterned knitting is an interesting technique that allows for a variety of changes in knitting stitches, such as a twisted pattern made by crossing stitches, a lace pattern made by combining a crochet and a knit reduction, and a color pattern made by changing the colors of the knitting needles.
Have fun exploring the endless world of knitting.

03.
Useful first aid and finishing techniques to know

What do you usually do when you realize you made a mistake while knitting? Even if it's a shame, don't you just undo the entire thing and start over? This book will teach you how to fix it without having to undo the entire thing.
Because it is a stretchy knit, it can be used for emergency treatment.


When you realize that you have missed a stitch while knitting, insert the hook into the missing stitch, pick up the horizontal yarn between the stitches one by one, knit it out, then insert the stitch on the left needle and continue knitting.
When you realize that you are knitting incorrectly while knitting, use a crochet hook to remove the incorrectly placed stitches from the main needle and undo the incorrectly knitted stitches.
Just put a crochet hook through that nose and knit it again correctly.


If you've been excitedly knitting a base with large needles but find it difficult to finish, open this book.
When knitting with a large needle, you need to close the remaining stitches on the needle after you have finished knitting the last row.
You can learn in detail various finishing methods such as overlay nose plug, crochet nose plug, crochet hook, and rubber band nose plug.