Two Ways To Knit In The Round With Two Circular Needles

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When we need to work in the round with a small number of stitches, we have a few options – we can use double-pointed needles, one short circular needle or one long circular needle with the magic loop technique.

Alternatively, we can use two circular needles of any length to make socks, mittens, hats, cowls, baby sweaters or any other projects with a small diameter. There is only one condition – both circular needles should be of the same needle size.

Let’s see how we can work in the round with two circular needles in two different ways.

No matter which of these two ways you decide to use to make your project, your knitting will be accompanied by a soothing sound of clicking – a perfect soundtrack for relaxing pastime.

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