Needle used on warp knitting machine is ___________

• Latch needle

• Compound needle

• Spring beared needle

• Sewing needle

Refer to the ball band (or label) which states the fiber content, weight, suggested needle size, gauge, and dye-lot number.

• yarn

• knitting needle

• stitch markers

• stitch gauge

These small notions are used to mark a certain number of stitches in a row, increases or decreases, and any repeats in your knitting pattern.

• yarn

• knitting needle

• stitch markers

• stitch gauge

This tool—punched with holes or rings in corresponding sizes—allows you to identify it easily.

• needle gauge

• knitting needle

• stitch markers

• stitch gauge

Similar to a safety pin, the stitch holder is used to clasp together a group of stitches that will be bound off or worked later in the pattern (such as parts of a knit sweater).

• needle gauge

• stitch holders

• row counters

• stitch gauge

Also commonly called a "stopper,"

• needle gauge

• stitch holders

• row counters

• point protectors

A word is derived from knitting

• sew

• knot

• cut

• loop

A piece of hand knitting begins with the process of ______, which involves the initial creation of the stitches on the needle.

• show cast on

• casting on

______is a form of knitting that creates a seamless tube. Work in the round is begun by casting on stitches as for flat knitting but then joining the ends of that row of stitches to form a circle.

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__________is achieved by holding the yarn in your left hand for both knitting and purling. Patterns are created on the outside (public-facing) side of the piece.

• Russian style

• German Style

• English style