Five Ways To Join Stitches For Knitting In The Round - 10 Rows A Day

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Often when we follow a pattern for a project worked in the round, somewhere at the very beginning the pattern tells us to “join stitches for working in the round”, but in most cases, it doesn’t tell us how exactly to do that.

It’s not a hard task that requires some kind of advanced knitting skills. No. Joining stitches in the round is quite simple. There are several ways to do it, with each way creating a slightly different join.

Let’s take a look at five most common ways.

Here they are – five ways to join stitches for knitting in the round. Take time to try all of them to pick the one that feels most comfortable to you.

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