Infinity Hearts French Knitter Wood 11.3x2.5cm - 1 pcs

Wooden knitting scissors/knitting doll

If you're looking for a different kind of knitting project, a knitting scissor is for you. The possibilities with this simple crafting tool are endless. Out of the knitting scissors, you get horse logs that can be used to make jewelry, such as bracelets, bag handles, and much more.

The knitting iron itself is made of wood. The body of the knitting doll is a tube in a light wood color with red, blue and skin tone markings. The knitting iron has a good length of 11.3 cm and a diameter of 2.5 cm. The included needle is 9.5 cm long. The curved cut-out on the tube makes the knitting iron easy to hold. On the head are four metal hangers. This is where the yarn is attached. The knitting iron also comes with a needle that you use to shape the horse stitch. When you knit the horse log itself, it will come out through the hole in the center of the knitting dummy.

The knitting iron is good quality at an affordable price. It can be used with a variety of yarns, including cotton, wool and synthetic yarns. Children who want to learn to knit can enjoy starting with this fun crafting tool. But anyone with creative hands can join in.

Instructions

Follow picture 3. Insert the end of the yarn ball down through the tube of the knitting needle, leaving about 15 cm of yarn sticking out of the bottom of the knitting needle. While holding the knitted doll in your left hand and the yarn in your right hand, wrap the yarn around the first hoop in a clockwise direction (1). Turn the knitting iron clockwise and wrap the yarn around the second hoop (2). Continue (3) until you reach the first stitch (4). Press the yarn down firmly and let the yarn run over your first work on the first hanger. Then take your needle and lift the bottom stitch over the hanger (see bottom picture). Repeat this movement until you have the desired length of horse reins. When you are ready to finish, cut the yarn off the knitting itself. Attach a sewing needle to the end of the yarn and pass the sewing needle with the yarn through the stitch. Next, lift the stitch off the loop itself. Turn the knitting needle clockwise and continue to pass the sewing needle through the next stitch and lift it off the loop until all stitches have been lifted off the loop. Now you can remove the horse stitch from the knitting iron itself and tie a knot at the end of the needlework.