Learn how to knit English style with WEBS education manager Tina McElmoyl. Knitting English style is a good way to learn how to knit for beginner knitters and children too where you hold the yarn in your right hand.

Learn how to knit in the round using circular knitting needles with WEBS designer Kirsten Hipsky. 

The Make 1 set of stitches are great if you need an invisible increase in your knitting such as in the Twist Collective Caeles tank top.

Make 1 Left
· Insert left needle from front to back under strand of yarn which runs between next stitch on left needle and last stitch on right needle
· Knit this stitch through back loop

Make 1 Right
· Insert left needle from back to front under strand of yarn which runs between next stitch on left needle and last stitch on right needle
· Knit this stitch through front loop

Make 1 Purl Left
· Insert left needle from back to front under strand of yarn which runs between next stitch on left needle and last stitch on right needle
· Purl this stitch through front loop

Make 1 Purl Right
· Insert left needle from front to back under strand of yarn which runs between next stitch on left needle and last stitch on right needle
· Purl this stitch through back loop

Learn to knit the Old Norwegian cast on with Leslie Ann Bestor. Discover more great methods of casting on in Leslie Ann's book Cast On, Bind Off.

Learn how to knit the popcorn stitch with WEBS education manager Tina McElmoyl.

Learn how to Purl Continental with WEBS staff member Dena Childs!

When knitting a garment from the top down, the Sewn Hem is a simple way of sewing the live stitches to the back of your fabric to create a finished looking hem. Use the Sewn Hem is quick to do and looks nearly invisible from the front of your knitting.

You'll need a tapestry needle and enough yarn to sew down your entire hem. When using the overcast stitch to sew down your live stitches, be sure to do it loose enough so there is enough flexibility in your hem.

Learn how to single crochet with WEBS teacher Sara Delaney.