Have you ever done a long tail cast on and ended up with not enough or too much yarn left on the tail? Here’s the perfect fix for that problem and how to do it along with a step-by-step video tutorial!

Many knitters crowns don't look this tidy or even. I'll admit that it took me a number of years to figure this out for myself but there are two tips to make your crown shaping a better experience.

Do you always end up with too much yarn or too little when trying to do a long tail cast on? I’ll show you some easy ways to avoid that problem!

Are you slipping stitches properly? In this post you’ll learn whether you should be slipping stitches with yarn in back or with yarn in front to achieve the best knitting results.

In this post, you’ll learn how to join yarn for knitting in the round and I’ll show you how to get rid of that little jog that happens when casting on circular knitting.

Is your yarn stash blowing up? Find out how to tame and organize your yarn in an easy system that works for you!

Do you want to knit socks but are dreading the Kitchener Stitch? Now you can! I’ll show you how easy it is to do and guide you through the process step-by-step (there’s even a video).

Knots happen! What to do with them? It’s a problem that every knitter has had to face. I’ll show you the simple steps to dealing with a knot in your yarn skein!

After today, you’ll be a brioche knitting superstar! We’re going to cover how to knit brioche in the round using two colors.

Brioche week has been so much fun! Today, we’re going to cover how to knit one-color brioche in the round. Let’s get started!

Yesterday we covered one color brioche knitting. Today, we’ll go over the ins and outs of two color brioche!

Join us all week for brioche knitting! We can start by getting the rhythm of brioche, which is a 2-stitch pattern, and go from there.