Learn how to get the perfect gauge for your #AprèsSkiMAL sweater with expert guidance from Katie Jones! 😉
Ribbing is a beautiful, stretchy, and versatile finish you can add to your projects. We will guide you through the simple stitch pattern.
The end is in sight. It is time to finish your project. Learn how to cast off right here.
The first step in any knitting project is the cast-on. We will show you how it is done.
The duplicate stitch is a brilliant technique if you want to make a very detailed motif in your knitting. When you embroider stitches on top of your finished project, it looks like the stitches are part of the original knitting. Cool, right? Watch the video in this blog post and try your hand at adding fun details to your projects with duplicate stitches.
With intarsia, you can make large, multi-colored motifs using the stockinette stitch. This technique has you working in several blocks following a chart. It may sound complicated, but it’s actually really simple. Read more and learn how to knit intarsia.
This knitter’s guide is a step-by-step instruction for anyone who wants to get started on their first project. Learn everything you need to know about materials and the most basic techniques and find inspiration for your first project.
We’ve gathered some of our amazing knitting tips that’ll make any creative project easier. Click and find inspiration here.
Do you have a hard time understanding why so many people keep telling you about the infamous gauge swatch and the right knitting tension? Don’t worry! We’ve gathered all the information you need concerning gauge swatches here.
How do you get started if you are new to knitting and want to learn? This is what I will try my best to guide you through in this blog post.
I love to knit, but sometimes I get frustrated when things don’t work quite right. Does that ever happen to you too? The worst is when you have to solve the same problem over and over again! Either I end up just giving up or use a lot more time ...
If you experience pain when you knit, read on to learn about your pain. After I wrote the article on ergonomic crochet, you requested a similar post just about knitting. This is a slightly bigger challenge for me, since I have not knit for many years. So, I have picked ...
