Knyt is a knitting platform from Stockholm. Right now that means Discover: knitting guides, from casting on to reading patterns. Next comes the app, which turns any pattern, whether a PDF or a printout, into something you can knit from directly. AI structures the steps, so you can focus on the craft rather than the technicalities.
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Row counter, gauge calculator, yarn stash. The small tools you reach for mid-project.
The German twisted cast on (Old Norwegian) is a long-tail cast on with an extra twist that makes the edge stretchy. Step by step, for cuffs and brims.

A stretchy cast on lets cuffs, brims and necklines stretch and spring back. Compare the German twisted and Italian cast ons and pick the right one.

The i-cord bind off knits a small rounded cord along the edge as you bind off. Step by step, how to finish the cord and how to avoid a ladder.

Stretchy bind off with Jeny's method (JSSBO): a yarn over before each stitch lets the edge stretch and spring back. Step by step, for knit and purl stitches.

The long-tail cast on is the standard way to start: firm, slightly stretchy and quick. How to work it and how long to make the tail.

Rib stitch alternates columns of knit and purl stitches, so the fabric stretches. How to knit 1×1 and 2×2 rib flat and in the round, with stitch counts.