1 - Introduction
Fine Print
2-1. Knitting with the right hand
2-2. Knitting with the left hand
2-3. Purling with the right hand
2-4. Purling with the left hand
2-5. Two hands and Above and Below yarns
2-7. Stranding
2-6. Working with one yarn in each hand
2-8. Weaving-in the right hand yarn
2-9. Weaving-in the left hand yarn and colour dominance
2-10. Example of Above-Below inconsistency
2-11. Diagram of weaving
2-12. Colour dominance in Paradoxical Mittens
2-13. Different weaving frequencies
2-14. Example Sunset Vest
2-15. Example Bicycle Sweater
2-16. Both yarns in the right hand
2-17. Both yarns in the left hand
3-1. Detail of Kasbah Vest
3-2. Steeks in shaped fabric
3-3. Building an armhole or neck bridge
3-4. Binding off around the top
3-5. Cutting the steeks
3 - Steeks, Shapings and Scissors (Part 2)
3-6. Joining the shoulders with three-needle bind-off
4 - The Mysterious Gully and the Alternative Purl
4-1. The two-row gully
4-2. Alternative purling with right hand
4-3. Knitting alternatively mounted stitches
4-4. Purling with the left hand, alternative and regular
4-5. Rethinking your decreases
5 - Short Row Techniques
5-1. Regular (growing the right edge)
5-2. Neatening wraps on a right-side row
5-3. Regular (growing the left edge)
5-4. Neatening wraps on a wrong-side row
5-5. Neatening forgotten wraps
5-6. Smoothing shoulders
5-7. Japanese method (set up)
5-8. Neatening on a right-side row, Japanese style
5-9. Neatening on a wrong-side row, Japanese style
5-11. Detail of Radiant Shawl
5-10. In Garter stitch
5-12. Detail of Sea Lettuce Scarf
5-13. Yarn-over method, pros and cons
5-14. Comparison diagrams
5-16. Detail of Poinsettia Shawl
5-15. Planning your short rows
5-17. In the round