- 1). Crochet a chain, using the crochet hook and contrasting yarn, 60 stitches long.
- 2). Knit into the top edge of each crochet chain stitch, using the main color yarn and knitting needles, until you have knit 50 stitches across.
- 3). Knit each row until the piece measures 44 inches in length.
- 4). Leave the last row as is, with the live stitches on one (or one-half of circular) needle.
- 5). Pull the scrap of contrasting yarn on the cast on row, gently unraveling the crochet stitches and catching the first row of knitting onto the second (or second half of circular) needle. Clip the yarn end, leaving 10 inches to weave in later.
- 6). Hold out length of knitting between the two needles. Straighten the length, and then twist once and bring needles together, side-by-side, straightening both sets of live stitches so they are even.
- 7). Catch the first stitch on both needles, using a third needle and the skein of main color yarn, and knit the two stitches together.
- 8). Insert the needle into the next stitch on both needles and knit them together. You will now have two stitches on the third needle.
- 9). Drop the first stitch over the second stitch on the third needle, and allow it to slide off the needle to cast off. You will now have one stitch on the third needle.
- 10
Continue to knit two stitches together, and then drop the first stitch over second stitch, until all stitches have been cast off. - 11
Clip excess yarn. Use yarn needle to weave in loose ends.
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