10 Questions You Should Ask Before Knitting with Linen Yarn
If you’ve been knitting with wool for a while and now are starting a project with linen - be prepared that knitting with linen is an entirely different experience!
In this article I’ll cover everything you need to know about linen yarn.
21 Shockingly Useful Knitting Gadgets Under $10 on Amazon
I’ve rounded up 21 of my favorite knitting tools and guess what? They are all under $10 on Amazon!
Long Tail Cast On Using Both Ends of Yarn
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!
Continental Knitting: How to Hold Yarn
Learn how to knit faster and with more even tension by using Continental knitting method. By simply changing how you hold your yarn, you’ll dramatically improve your knitting!
TINKING meaning: How to Unknit a Row
TINKING is a term used in knitting. Knitters have developed lots of interesting terminology that can seem cryptic to an outsider.
In this post you’ll learn what TINKING is and how it’s done!
How to Finish the Crown of a Knit Hat: Tips for a Perfect Crown
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.
How Much Yarn for a Long Tail Cast On
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!
How to Measure Length of Circular Knitting Needles
Are you confused by lengths of circular knitting needles? In this post, I’ve included a video on how to measure length of circular knitting needles. I’ll also explain why lengths are confusing and what length needle you’ll need for an in-the-round knitting project.
Slipping Stitches - WYIF or WYIB?
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.