The turned knitting trick made of beech wood is reminiscent of childhood and allows you to make cords from four stitches. It is easy to use and therefore also suitable for children. The instructions explain step by step how to work with the knitting trick: First, the wool is pulled through the knitting spool from top to bottom, then the hooks are wrapped around in a clockwise direction. The stitches are then knitted one after the other, making sure that the stitches do not fall off the hooks.

To change the color or start a new ball of yarn, simply continue knitting with the new thread and place the thread ends over the middle. After about two rounds, the thread ends are knotted invisibly inside the knitting cord and cut off. Once the desired cord length has been reached, the working thread is cut off, threaded into a darning needle and pulled through all the stitches one after the other. Finally, the stitches are lifted from the hooks, pulled together and the thread ends sewn in. With the knitting trick made of beech wood, you can create creative projects and let your imagination run wild.