Lion Brand's site has a tutorial from which I taught myself to do this. It's a bit tricky, but once you learn it, you'll enjoy using it. It goes slowly, so don't think you're going to just whip those stitches off the needles ! Also, when dividing the stitches (half & half) on to 2 needles, I found (by trial & error) that it was better for me to use a DP needle & then put a needle protector on the bottom end of it. That way, you don't have to be too concerned about having right sides up going in the same direction. You'll see......