It is possible to knit with pencils, though it may take some practice to get used to the unusual material. Pencils are made of wood, which is a natural fiber, so they can be used in place of traditional knitting needles. The main thing to keep in mind when using pencils for knitting is that the lead can break easily, so it is important to be careful when working with them. To start, you will need a skein of yarn and a pair of scissors. Cut a length of yarn that is about twice the size of your arm span. Make a slipknot in one end of the yarn and put it over one of the pencils, then hold both ends of the yarn in your left hand. Use your right hand to push the pencil down through the loop on the left needle, then pull up on both ends of the yarn until there is a new loop formed on the right needle (this will be similar to making a knit stitch). Continue doing this until you have reached your desired length or until you run out of yarn. When you are finished knitting , cut the yarn leaving a long tail. Thread the tail through all of the loops on the needles (this will be similar to binding off), then pull tight and tie off in a knot. You can then use this tail to weave in any loose ends.