31K views · 179 reactions | If your knits feature larger buttons, you’ll want a buttonhole that fits properly and doesn’t stretch out. That’s where the two-row buttonhole comes in - it’s strong, simple, and practical for everything from cozy cardigans to button-up accessories. Watch our tutorial and give it a go on your next project! 臨 LoveCrafts | Knitting Community | Knitting Tutorial | Yarn Love | LoveCrafts Knitting | Facebook

1M views · 5.5K reactions | Make 3 backward loops on right-hand needle, slip next 2 sts knitwise one by one, pass first slipped stitch over the second, slip stitch back to left hand needle, k2tog. You have now bound off 2 sts but cast on 3 sts. In next row, when you come to buttonhole, knit 2 backward loops, then k2tog, i.e. knit the last backward loop together with the following st.臨 #knitting | Annaplexis | Facebook

Vertical Buttonholes in 1 x 1 ribbing

49K views · 389 reactions | Tidy 1x1 ribbing is easy to knit! Here's...

Here's my favorite way to work a tubular cast on for 1x1 and 2x2 ribbing... which means it will come in handy for the Knit for Food hat! There is a full-length tutorial on my channel walking you through every step. I'm waiting on yarn to show you how to adjust for 2x2 ribbing and how easy it is to join into the round! Stay tuned! #nelkindesigns #knit #knittingtechnique #knittingteacher #knittip #stitchsaver | Laura Nelkin Designs