Knitting a scarf in flat stitch. Is the starting stitch forward and backward? Please explain in detail. Thank you!

Starting with a "flat" needle is fine,

only with a positive and negative needle to start the needle will be even and elastic;

Two ways to start the needle:

The first step: the left and right hands each holding a needle,

The second step: 1, a 6cm long knot, set on the left needle,

2, put the short end of the thread on the outside of the needle, the long end of the thread on the outside of the needle, the long end of the thread on the outside of the needle, the long end of the needle, the short end of the needle, the long end of the needle. p>

2, put the short end of the line on the outside of the needle, the long end on the inside

First, the flat-needle starting method to start the needle:

1) Insert the head of the right needle down into the left needle in the loop,

2) the long end of the line from the right needle down to the right needle,

3) and then the line from the loop out, so that a good start the first needle,

Repeat 1)-3) to start the needle. > Repeat 1)-3) for the desired number of stitches.

The second type of forward and backward needle starting method:

1) Pass the right needle "from inside to outside" through the left side of the left needle "the first needle (2 threads)",

2) The right hand holding the thread will wrap the thread around the right needle and pull out the thread into "the first needle (2 threads)",

3) Then pick the thread from the loop, so that the first stitch is started. The right hand holding the thread wraps the long thread around the right needle and pulls the thread out to form the "2nd loop"

Attach the "2nd loop" to the left needle. "into the "center of the 1st and 2nd stitches" from the outside in.

4) Wrap the right hand thread around the head of the right needle and exit the thread in the same way to form the "3rd loop"

Attach the "3rd loop" to the left needle and this will create the "top stitch". "

5): Continue to work the required number of stitches as in 1) - 4)