If you forgot to work a yarn over in your knitting project, don’t worry! In this tiny tutorial, Knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow demonstrates how to pick up a missing yarn over. Happy knitting!

Learn how to work an SSP decrease in this tiny tutorial by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow. Handy tips to remember: To get a right-slanting decrease on the RS, work a k2tog. Pair it with a p2tog on the WS. To get a left-slanting decrease on the RS, work an SSK. Pair it with the SSP on the WS

In this video, knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow demonstrates how to crochet the flower embellishments found in the Garden State shawl.

In this Tiny Tutorial, learn how to work an elastic bind off. This bind off is especially helpful when ending lace shawls or collars that require stretch. Video by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow

Knitting backwards takes the place of purling a row in stockinette stitch knitting. It comes in handy for techniques like Entrelac and making bobbles. Stitches are worked onto the left hand needle rather than onto the right hand needle. Tiny tutorial by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow

Knitting backwards takes the place of purling a row in stockinette stitch knitting. It comes in handy for techniques like Entrelac and making bobbles. Stitches are worked onto the left hand needle rather than onto the right hand needle. Tiny tutorial by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow

In this video, I demonstrate how to work a folded neckline - a folded hem collar - on my Quadruple sweater. I use a spare needle to pick up stitches around the base of the collar. I then join the picked up stitches to the collar stitches with a three-needle bind off. I also demonstrate how to create a more flexible join by working an elastic bind off with the three-needle bind off.

In this tiny tutorial, learn how to work a crochet cast on to begin your knitting projects. A crochet cast on uses a crochet hook to make a chain around the bottom of the knitting needle, leaving stitches wrapped around the needle to knit. This cast on is a great pair with a traditional bind off as the two look the same. Video by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow