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Many people who are left-handed think they can't learn to knit. Others believe that learning the challenging skill of "mirror-image" knitting, which entails working the stitches from the right-hand needle onto the left-hand needle, is vital. Being left-handed and learning to knit could be difficult because so many knitting courses are written for right-handed knitters. Even though knitting requires the use of both hands-holding a knitting needle and yarn in one hand while operating a second needle with the other-it can take some time for your non-dominant hand to develop new muscle memory. However, there are many ways you may learn to change it to make it work for you. Picking up and using this left-handed knitting technique is quite acceptable.