We knitters strive for consistent stitch tension, but does your cast-on and bind-off tension match too? Ummm . . . maybe not always. Typically, it is the bound-off stitches that can be much tighter and sometimes even pucker. You could loosen up your tension of course, but you may just want to try this easy tip!

Part of the appeal of working with variegated or space dyed yarn is watching the colors change and looking forward to seeing what sets up next.  That's fun!  What isn't as much fun is watching those color changes pool unattractively or get lost in a complicated design. Today, we'll show you how to pop your knitting project when working with variegated yarns.

How to Knit the Perfect Baby Blanket in 3 Easy Steps

With this Ultimate Guide to Baby Blankets, you'll be able to choose the right size blanket, what yarn to use, and how many stitches to cast on. That's it! Just 3 easy steps, no matter what yarn you choose!

Love to line up those knitted project pieces and join a perfect seam?  Probably not, but how about if it was easier? Well, here's a simple little notion that I like to use that makes it much easier to create a great seam that lines up stitch for stitch every time.

Are you looking for simple ways to improve your knitting? Check out this easy tip!

I'm going to be sharing a short video on how to change needles in the middle of a circular knitting project. 

Have you ever struggled or worried that your stitches will slide right off those double pointed knitting needles?  Yes, it  happens, and even to the most experienced knitters.  Well, here's an easy fix!

Did you know that almost every knitter's row tension can vary? For some the looser tension is on the knit stitch side and others it's the purl. I’ll show you how to fix that problem!

Shawl knitting can take more time than many projects, so let's make sure when it's time to get those stitches off the needles and onto the blocking boards it will grow to be as wide as you want it to be. This is a simple tip, but a really important one!

Tension, simply put, is nothing more than how tightly or loosely you wrap the yarn when working the knit and purl stitches. Here’s 5 tips to improve yarn tension!

Learning to join seams with a clean edge can add a polished and professional finish to your completed knitting project. Here's how-to join garter stitch (knit every row) panels in just a few easy steps!