Method one,
1, prepare wool and labels, and demonstrate with the method of "double-breasted sweater". First, fasten a loose button, put the label in the button and tighten it, and continue to fasten the label until the required number of buttons is obtained.
2. Take one reverse and one positive as an example to knit, put another sign in the first buckle, put the wool on it, and use the sign to pull the wool aside and tighten it.
Step back from the first sign, pick up the wool, then thread the second sign obliquely upwards, wrap the wool around the sign and dial it below.
4. Retract the second button from the first label, pull the thread to the end, repeat the operation of the first button above, and repeat the knitting according to the above operation until it reaches the required height.
Method two,
The first type: double needle pulling method. This is a stitch that sweater lovers will adopt when they learn to knit sweaters for the first time. Generally speaking, for the first row of knitting, it is easy to insert the needle, and it is always started with double needles. The left thumb index finger lifts the thread, and the right hand holds the needle to lift the thread from the outside to the inside, and then from the outside of the thumb to the side of the index finger, and from the outside to the inside from the top down.
The second type: single needle pulling method. Start with the needle. The thumb and forefinger of the left hand hold the thread up, and the right hand holds the needle from the outside to the inside, and then rotates clockwise to the right at an angle. At this time, the thread on the needle passes through the first needle sleeve, then the thread on the index finger is picked up from the outside from bottom to top, and then the needle is pressed against the thread of the thumb and picked out from the index finger side, thus completing the second needle sleeve. Repeat, count the number of stitches repeatedly. When the needle is up, you should knit two lines.
The first row weaves odd stitches and even stitches don't knit. The second row of turn-over fabrics is still woven with odd stitches and even stitches.