What to do with leftover Knit Collage yarn? Make a fun and decorative necklace. It's simply braided, so it's perfect for no-knitters, too. Don't stop a just a necklace! You could use this technique to make bracelets, hair ties, and more!
Read MoreKeep your coffee warm, too! This cozy and stylish mug warmer looks great and is sure to put a smile on your face whenever you use it. One skein is enough to make several mug warmers.
Read MoreUltra quick-knitting project! Cute and simple one skein fingerless mittens pattern. This pattern is knit on straight needles and seamed after you’ve finished knitting.
Read MoreWith one skein of Erika Knight Fur Wool yarn, you'll be able to knit up this cowl in less than one hour! It's knitted in the round and perfect for knitters of all skill levels. Which color of Fur Wool will you choose?
Read MoreI love yarns with character and substance and that's what these roving/rustic yarns deliver. By nature they are not evenly spun and minor stitch variation should be expected and can add to the visual appeal of your project. But what about when the variations aren't minor and detract from your projects overall appearance? Not to worry though, there's a quick and easy tip for that.
Read MoreIf you've knitted any amount of time you've probably discovered a knot or two in your fiber. It happens across the board, from workhorse yarns to the luxury fibers. Industry standards actually allow up to 3 knots per ball as being acceptable. It's all about the milling process and isn't necessarily an indicator of a bad yarn. Ok, that's not a whole lot of consolation when you run into that bump in the road, so what do you do about those knots when they do show up?
Read MoreKnit an adorable little sachet. This fun and quick to knit project is perfect for holding lavender, potpourri, small trinkets, or even our fragrant natural moth repellent.
Make this bag to add fragrance to your home, as gifts for friends, or even to sell church bazaars or other fund raising events.
Read MoreTo ensure you'll get to treasure your hand knitted garment for years, you'll want to make sure it isn't a tasty treat for moths and critters. You could of course always use mothballs, but If you can't quite love that lingering pungent aroma, here's an alternative that is not only pleasantly spicy but pretty and gift worthy too.
It's a snap to put together, so let's head to the kitchen pantry and get started.
Read MoreHand painted Freia Fibers Super Bulky Ombre yarn shines with this lacy cowl pattern. It's a one skein project and works up fast...just a few hours and done! The easy lace pattern is perfect for a first time lace knitter. It has a repetitive and easy to memorize stitch pattern.
Read MoreThis is the time of the year when I'm on a personal knitting accessory quest. I'm looking for one truly unique item. It doesn't need to be big, but it does need to be beautiful and unusual. This year I didn't look long. Knitter's Pride Marblz Interchangeable Needle Set..Bullseye! Hit the mark on all three of my wants! A big, beautiful, unique find...and functional too.
Read MoreKnit an easy and relaxing wide ribbed cowl. Using one skein of hand dyed Crabapple Posh Fingering yarn, you'll love the drape and feel of this luxurious fiber. It's long enough to wear long and loose or doubled around the neck.
Read MoreLearn how to Half Double Crochet (hdc). It is one of the basic foundation stitches to crocheting.
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