1 - Welcome to Double Knitting
1-1. Introduction
1-2. What is Double Knitting_
1-3. How we create two layers
Fine Print
2 - Knitting Tubes on Straight Needles With a Single Yarn
2-1. Even-number stocking stitch
2-2. Identifying the two layers
2-3. Diagram of single yarn tubular fabri
2-4. Even-number reverse stocking stitch
2-5. The slipurl!
2-6. Mixing knits and purls
2-7. Opening the tube and binding off
2-8. Odd-number reverse stocking stitch
2-9. Fixing snags and dividing the layers
2-10. Single layers back to double fabric
2-11. Comparison of single and double-kni
2-12. What is going on_
2-13. Casting on for an open-ended tube
2-14. Felted MP3 bag
3 - DK Compatible Cast-On Methods
3-1. Tubular with two colours
3-2. Tubular with one yarn (beginning with a knit)
3-3. Tubular with one yarn (beginning with a purl)
3-4. Detail of Cape Spear Blanket
3-5. Long-tail
4 - DK Compatible Bind-Off Methods
4-1. Condensed
4-2. Detail of Mirror Mirror Scarf
4-3. Tubular (beginning with a knit stitch)
4-4. Completing an open fabric
5 - Shapings
5-3. Decreases in a single yarn tube
5-2. Increases in a two yarn fabric
5-1. Increases in a single yarn tube
5-4. Decreases in a two yarn fabric
5-5. Detail of double knit ornaments
6 - Circles Within Circles (Part 1)
6-1. One yarn, connected circles
6-2. Two yarns, unconnected circles
6 - Circles Within Circles (Part 2)
6-3. Two yarns and stripes
6-4. Circular double knitting diagram
7 - Double Knitting And Ribbing Are Cousins! Cousins!
7-1. Ribbing across to seal
7-2. Using rib to set up double knitting
7-3. Detail of Zig Zag Sock
8 - From Single to Double Fabric
8-1. Slip raised increase (for Far ahead of Near)
8-2. Slip then increase (for Near ahead of Far)
8-3. Using two hands to make the SRI
8-4. Knit and purl increase
9 - From Double Fabric to Single
9-1. Near ahead of Far (ask)
9-2. Reorganizing your stitches
9-3. Far ahead of Near (k2tog)
10 - Pockets and Patches
10-1. Establishing a straight pocket
10-2. Pocket Row 1, back of pocket
10-3. Pocket Row 2, pocket front left edge
10-4. Pocket Row 3 left to right and pocket back
10-5. Pocket Row 4 right edge and pocket front
10-6. Continuing the pocket
10-7. Completing the pocket
10-8. Diagram of pocket row sequence
10-9. Diagram of pocket in the round
11 - Two Yarns, Two Sides, Two Hands!
11-1. A different colour on each side-one yarn at a time
11-2. Straight or double pointed needles
11-3. Both yarns in the right hand
11-4. Connecting the sides
11-6. Both yarns in the left hand
11-5. One yarn in each hand and prettying up the edges
11-7. Detail of Red Mirror Mirror Scarf
12 - Edges, Ends and Errors (Part 1)
12-1. Edge stitch tweaks
12-2. Detail of Doubly Delicious Scarf D
12-3. Dealing with ends
12 - Edges, Ends and Errors (Part 2)
12-4. Fixing errors
13 - Colour Patterning And Quilting (Part 1)
13-1. Negative-positive patterning
13-2. Diagram of yarn paths
13-3. Connecting layers without changing the colour
13 - Colour Patterning and Quilting (Part 2)
13-4. Structure of a patterned fabric
13-5. Quilting - Near ahead of Far
13-6. Quilting - Far ahead of Near
13-7. Getting stuffed
14 - Samples and Examples
14-1. Technicolour Dreamboot
14-2. Polo Mittens
14-3. Detail of Alpaca Mirror Mirror Scarf
14-4. Detail of Doubly Delicious Scarf A
14-5. Blow-your-mind swatches!
15 - Behind-the-Scenes Photo Slideshow