Knooking tutorial

Knooking allows you to create knit fabric using a tool that looks very similar to a standard crochet hook. The practice combines elements of both knitting and crocheting to create an entirely new type of yarn craft. Thread the cord through...

Knooking is the lovechild of knitting and crochet. It was invented in Japan in the early nineties and recently more people have been picking it up - maybe

The Knook is a specialized hook developed by Leisure Arts. It looks similar to your average crochet hook but it has a unique feature - a small hole at the bottom. This hole allows for you to string a cord through. Then you can use this hook to knit! If you are a crocheter who wants to get into knitting or even someone who hasn't tried either craft, then you will love this innovation. The Knook combines knit and crochet techniques and stitches in one tool. This one-of-a-kind crochet hook…

Learning how to knook is a great way for knitters to segue into crocheting and for crocheters to try their hand at something that looks more like knitting. Whether you do one or the other or both, knooking is a fun way to try something new with your fiber arts love! Discover the ins and outs of this crochet and knitting hybrid that creates a knitted fabric from crochet hooks! Knooking is a one-of-a-kind technique that creates a knitted fabric with the methods of crochet. In order to complete…

Knit Have your working yarn to the back. To knit just insert your hook into loop, YO and draw yarn through loop. Do nothing else leave the stitch on the hook for now. Continue to the end of your row leaving all stitches on your hook. Now pull all of your stitches onto your life line. When you have two rows with life line in them, pull the first one out.

Click for some awesome free knook patterns we have found on the internet including hats, scarves, washcloths, granny square and more.

Previously, in “Knitting for crocheters who just can’t” we had an overview of Knooking, or knitting with a crochet hook. (Also an explanation of why I kinda hate the term Knooking…

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Knitting is a popular craft that many people enjoy, but it can be intimidating for beginners. If you’re interested in knitting but don’t know where to start, try using a crochet hook instead of knitting needles. This technique is known as “knooking” and can help make the process much easier. Here’s how to knit with a crochet hook.

The knook is a new tool I picked up at the craft store (available at michaels, joann, hobby lobby) and I wanted a nice easy hat pattern that is customizable. well I couldn't find a free one so HERE YA GO. The knook is a crochet hook with a long cord attached on the end. to make the fabric you do a crochet motion (actually like tunisan or afghan stitch) but the fabric is definitely knit. for more help on the actual use there are a ton of helpful videos. this project only uses the basic knit…