Finger knitting

 


Start with the yarn between the thumb and pointer finger




Wrap behind the pointer finger and in front of the middle finger and the pinky



                    Wrap behind the pinky, in front of the ring finger, behind the middle finger and in front of the pointer finger.






Continue wrapping, alternating in front of and behind fingers until each finger has two loops of yarn in front of them



Start from the pointer finger, going towards the pinky finger, place the bottom loop of yarn over the top yarn and over each finger. This will create just one loop on each finger.

Continue wrapping around each finger to get 2 loops of yarn on each finger. And tuck each finger from left to right. 

To cast off, move yarn from ring finger to middle finger and tuck, repeat across to the pinky and then pull the pinky yarn into a knot.





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