Arm knitting is a technique in which big arm loops are "cast on" to a person's arms just below the wrists. You knit using your arms as needles, and can make everything from scarves to dresses.

If you arm knit in public, onlookers may initially think you're trying to tie yourself up, but don't worry about it and just keeping knitting. In about 20 minutes, these folks will think you're a ...

Arm knitting creates large, loose stitches, but don't let them get too loose. Keep your arms together and the yarn between them pulled tight, Massingill said. It might help to do a practice scarf ...

"Arm knitting comes in at the most beginning level," Sharbaugh said. "When you're using your arms instead of needles, it helps people who think they're not as coordinated." ...

Who needs needles? WSJ's Rachel Dodes shows you how to arm knit, a fast and easy way to get a chunky hand-made scarf. When it comes to knitting, Lydia Schoenbein thought she had seen it all. The ...

Howell has taught arm and finger knitting at at least two Vogue Knitting Live shows I've attended in New York, so it's no surprise she's published this book. It has 28 project, and they're geared ...