Cast on a colorful cowl! This easy knitting project has a fun shadow effect and uses mini skeins from Manos del Uruguay.

Learn the easy way to make a slip knot for knitting in less than one minute! Includes video, too.

One of the scariest things about knitting brioche is if you make a mistake. How will you fix it? Do you need to rip out the entire project? No! I’ll show you how to identify brioche stitches and fix mistakes.

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. 

So, last week in our Knitting Tips blog post I talked about the two main stitches found in knitting, knit and purl, and the basic application of those stitches to create different knit fabrics. 

Today, I'd like to take this knowledge a bit further and talk about the next steps in using these two main stitches to create fabrics and how they might be used. 

One pattern, two projects! Knit textured throws using soft and colorful Coffee Beenz yarn.

Did you ever wonder what stitches there are in knitting? This guide explains basic knit stitches and provides a handy reference!

Knitting socks or sleeves two at a time (2aat) is, in my not so humble opinion, the best way to avoid SSS (second sock syndrome) or SI (sleeve island). Both of these issues crop up when one of two identical items are complete and the thought of repeating the exact same steps again make us crazy! But, I have a solution that might just keep your fingers working without the dreaded SSS!

Learn to knit in the round on just one needle! I’ll show you how to knit the amazing Magic Loop method and it’s perfect for socks!