Knitting Clothes Technique

Knitting (English: knitting) is a method of making fabrics, clothing or garments of knitting yarns. Different from weaving crossing two rows of perpendicular threads, knitting only using a thread. A finished stitch held in one of the knitting needles until the start of a new puncture.

Knitting can be done by hand or machine. There are different types of styles and knitting techniques. The basic techniques in knitting are the upper and lower puncture. The top puncture is done by hooking the yarn from the front, while the bottom stitch is hooking the yarn from the back. The result of knitting has a pattern like the letter v that connects.

Flat knitting is done using two knitting needles or a circular needle. The result is a straight and flat fabric (rectangle). Circular knitting is done using a two-pointed knitting needle or a circular needle. The result is cylindrical fabric such as socks and warm sleeves.

Various types of knitting needles and yarn sizes are used to produce knits of different shapes. Garment products made from knitted products, for example: sweaters, scarves, blankets, hats. socks, up to blouses, dresses. and tunics.

The knitting technique with a knitting needle is called a crochet (English: crochet). Basically, crocheting and knitting are both aimed at hooking the thread through the existing puncture hole, but using different knitting and needle techniques. The needle for crochet is called the lace needle or hakpen (from the Dutch: haakpen) which has a hook at the end.