Most people know about the common methods of knitting known as English and continental styles, but there are other ways to get stitches on the needle, and one of those is often called Portuguese knitting. It's also sometimes called Incan or Andean knitting since this is the style that's commonly used in South America. You might also hear it referred to as Turkish knitting, or simply "around the neck knitting." Have you ever knit this way? Purling is so easy many knitters adjust their knitting so

508K views · 3.2K reactions | I recently shared how Continental and English styles are combined in two-handed stranded knitting. I was asked to also show how to catch floats in two-handed knitting. It may look complicated, but once you get the hang of it, it’s easy (and you don’t have to drop the yarn and twist and break the flow of your #knitting 邏臨) https://annaplexisinenglish.wordpress.com/catching-floats/ | Annaplexis | Facebook