Human knitting is a hands-on, collaborative method where people use their arms, fingers, or whole bodies to knit, instead of relying on traditional tools or machines.

This practice mirrors the mechanics of machine knitting but focuses on physical involvement, encouraging interaction and sensory exploration. It enables participants to work together in creating larger-scale knit structures, enhancing communication and inclusion. As individuals engage in this process, they learn about different stitch techniques, spatial design, and knit patterns, which can later be applied in both technical and digital knitting contexts.