Twisting yarn in knitting at the beginning of a row is a technique used to create a decorative or textured effect. It involves crossing the left-hand needle over the right-hand needle before knitting the first stitch of the row.
This technique can be used to add visual interest to a knitted fabric, or to create specific stitch patterns. For example, twisting the yarn at the beginning of every row can create a ribbed effect, while twisting the yarn only on certain rows can create a more subtle texture.
