How to knit in the round using two circular needles

Knitting in the Round on two Circular Needles
And Round And Round We Go!

Certain round knitting can be done using two circular needles, instead of a single circular needle or double pointed needles. It can be for a small project like a set of mittens, or for a really large project like a bag, that may be too large for double pointed needles. 
When knitting on two circular needles, continue knitting in the round just as you would with a single circular needle.

Circular Needles
  • Circular needles are like straight needles that have a small plastic wire connecting the ends so you can knit continuously without turning the work as in rows.
  • The dynamics of certain stitches changes when you switch from knitting in rows to knitting in the round, because you are always knitting on the right side (RS) of the work.
How to switch to DPNs from circular needles
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How to switch to double pointed needles (DPNs) from circular needles
When your round is too small for circular needles, switch to double pointed needles (DPNs).
Alternate Step: How to join in the round on circular needles
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How to join in the round on circular needles
Once you've cast on your stitches for working in the round, you'll need to join the stitches to continue.
How to use DPNs and crossover join
dpns crossover joinHow to use double pointed needles (DPNs) and crossover join)
Double pointed needles (dpns) are used to create a circle out of 3 or 4 needles. One is kept free to work the next needle of stitches.
Advanced Step: How to Fix Twisted Stitches
fix twisted stsHow to fix twisted stitches
Your stitches may become twisted if you don't wrap your yarn correctly or pick up stitches incorrectly after ripping or frogging.

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