The slip knot is one of the most basic and versatile knots used in knitting, crocheting, and other yarn crafts. It's a great way to start any project as it can be easily undone and adjusted if needed. A slip knot is also known as a running knot and is used for many different purposes. In this video tutorial, you'll learn how to make a slip knot.
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1. Lay the yarn out horizontally on a table, with the yarn tail on the right. |
2. Cross the yarn tail over the working yarn. |
3. Pick up the right side of the loop and flip it over the crossing point. The working yarn should be behind the middle of the loop. |
 4. Pick up the working yarn in the middle of the loop with your right hand. |
 5. Pull on the yarn tail with your left hand until a slip knot forms. |
 6. Put the loop on the hook, with the knot to the left of the hook. Pull on the working yarn to make the loop smaller. |
