From Homemade to Handcrafted: Elevating Your Art
This is a subject that is near and dear to my designing/knitting instructing little heart. Don't you just LOVE to hear your work described as "handcrafted" and cringe at the description of "homemade?"
Knitted Cast On
The knitted cast on is a good basic "go-to" cast on that you'll want to learn and use often. It provides an attractive and flexible cast-on that will stretch and bounce back into place. Learn the knitted cast on below in just 4 easy steps!
How-To Knit with Different Dye Lots and Hand Dyes
Have you ever noticed when knitted, hand dyes can create color patches or pooling? Those problems can be frustrating, but they are part of the knitting process. Here’s how to fix that problem!
How a Pillowcase Can Improve Your Knitting
Find out how a pillowcase an improve your knitting!
Knitting How-To: Wet Splicing to Join Yarn
Do you hate to join yarn? There is an alternative to knotting and weaving as you go. It's called wet splicing!
Knitting Tip: Another way dental floss can help your knitting!
Can dental floss improve your knitting? Find out now!
Knitting Tip: Why Dental Floss is a Knitter's Must Have!
If you don’t have dental floss in your knitting bag, you’re missing out!
How a Nail File Can Improve Your Knitting!
Why do you need a nail file in your knitting arsenal? Find out now!
Knitting Increases: How to knit increases
two types of increases: the make one increase which is also known as the bar method, and the regular increase which is known as knit in front and back of a stitch.