Two needle knitting patterns that can be finished very quickly

Two skewers knitting, also known as "knitting with chopsticks," is a fun and easy way to create simple knitted items without needing traditional knitting needles. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to get started:

Materials:

Two wooden skewers (or chopsticks)

Yarn of your choice

Scissors

Instructions:

Start by tying a slipknot at the end of your yarn. Place one skewer through the slipknot, holding it in your right hand, and hold the other skewer in your left hand.

Take the yarn and wrap it around the back of the right-hand skewer, then bring it to the front and cross it over the top of the skewer. This creates a loop around the skewer.

Take the left-hand skewer and insert it through the loop on the right-hand skewer, pulling the loop through and creating a new loop on the left-hand skewer.

Repeat steps 2 and 3, alternating between the right-hand and left-hand skewers, until you have the desired number of stitches on both skewers.

Once you have the desired number of stitches, start working on the first row. To do this, take the right-hand skewer and insert it through the first loop on the left-hand skewer. Take the yarn and wrap it around the back of the right-hand skewer, then bring it to the front and cross it over the top of the skewer.

Use the right-hand skewer to pull the loop through the loop on the left-hand skewer, creating a new loop on the right-hand skewer.

Repeat step 6 until you reach the end of the row. Then, switch hands and start the next row by inserting the left-hand skewer through the first loop on the right-hand skewer.

Continue repeating steps 5-7 until you reach the desired length for your project.

To cast off, knit two stitches, then use the left-hand skewer to lift the first stitch over the second stitch and off the right-hand skewer. Continue this process until you reach the end of the row.

Cut the yarn, leaving a tail of a few inches, and pull the tail through the last loop to secure it. Trim any excess yarn.

And there you have it, a simple way to knit with two skewers!