In the age of social media, when it is easy to share a photo on Instagram, Facebook and Snapchat, a person who loves knitting and crochet can still make a unique piece.

But for those of us who love creating, there are some basic guidelines to follow when you are stitching together a blanket or a sweater.

There are also many yarns to choose from, so you may want to get creative.

In this article, we will walk you through the basics of knitting and stitch, and how to make some of the most beautiful creations you can.

The Basics of Knitting and StitchingKnitting is the most common and simplest form of knitting, but there are many different types of stitches to choose.

Here are the basics you need to know when you want to knit a blanket, sweater or blanket hat.

Basic Knitting Knitting BasicsThe simplest knitting technique is called basic knitting, or simply knitting without a stitch marker.

This is how it is done:With the needle, thread and a piece of yarn, begin to knit.

You will have to hold the yarn down with one hand and keep the other hand up to pull on the needle.

With your hands still on the yarn, thread the needle up and down the length of the stitch, then pull on it to complete the stitch.

Then continue to pull the needle along the stitch as if you were knitting it.

When you pull on your needle to complete a stitch, the yarn is pulling through and you will get a neat stitch.

Basic knitting is not particularly useful for crocheting, but is useful for making other kinds of knit stitches.

Knitting with a ThreadThread is the thread used to knit the stitches.

You need to thread a yarn from the tip of your thumb up through your finger.

You can thread a small piece of thread through your needle, or you can use a long needle to thread the thread.

If you want the stitches to stretch or become more pronounced, you can make them with more threads.

Knit in the RoundWith the thread, you need a needle.

Pull on the thread with the other finger to pull it along the length.

If your finger is touching the end of the thread when you pull, the thread is stretched and will knit.

If it is touching something else, the threads is not stretched, and it will not knit.

With a piece, you just need to hold it and pull with the needle to pull stitches together.

Knitter’s PicksKnitting with yarn and thread can be a tricky task, so be careful when starting out.

The most important thing is to be patient and follow the instructions.

If the needle feels loose or uncomfortable, the stitch will not be properly formed.

You may also find it hard to pull a needle through the stitch while you are pulling the thread through.

If this is the case, try holding the thread at a different location to make the stitch more comfortable.

Once the stitches are knit together, they should be about 4 to 6 inches in length.

The stitches are worked in rows.

Row 1: Knit up a small number of stitches.

Row 2: Knitter down a small amount of stitches until you have knit up to 10 stitches.

Row 3: Knitting down another small amount.

Row 4: Knitch up another small number.

Row 5: Knitted up to a total of 10 stitches and the thread has reached the end.

You have now made 6 rows.

The next step is to knit one final row.

Row 6: Kniter up to 5 stitches and pull the thread up to knit up another row.

Repeat rows 5 and 6 until you make a total 24 rows.

If there is more than 24 stitches left on your needles, you have made the correct number of rows.

Knitters PicksKnit in a RowOnce the stitches have been knit together you will have made 4 rows, or about 1.5 inches in total.

If knitting in a round, you will need to knit 4 more rows to complete your stitch.

You are now ready to join the stitches together by turning your right hand over and knitting up one side of the stitches along the other side.

Repeat this process on the other stitch.

With the stitches joined, you should now have 8 stitches left over.

If a piece is too big, or if you want it to be worked with a different needle, make sure that you use the correct needle to do this.

With that done, knit the stitch back to back to join all of the rows.

This round is called a “crochet round” because the stitches should be knit as if they were a single row.

The crochets are usually worked with both needles.

Knits PicksRow 1 is called the row you will knit next, or the first stitch.

If working in a row, you must knit one stitch at a time, with the same number of rounds as your row.

If going back and forth between rows, it is better to start the row at the beginning of the previous row. You