Do you block your projects after you finish them? Have you ever finished a project and hated how it looked? Then this article written by [tag]Jessica Fenlon Thomas[/tag] is for you.

Ms. Thomas explains in an article at [tag]knitty.com[/tag] how … Read More ...

[tag]Techknittin[/tag] – That is the title of a new-to-me blog that I’m checking out. This site has amazing information and [tag]techniques[/tag] – everything from [tag]long tail cast on[/tag] to a how-to-on [tag]two or more color knitting[/tag]. The explanations … Read More ...

Finding this article was like saving my sanity. I never figured out a good way to rip out rows of stitches and maintain my sanity.

[tag]Techniques with Theresa[/tag] came to my rescue! I never would have thought to pick up … Read More ...

Stuck on understanding a [tag]knitting[/tag] term and just can’t understand the printed words? You need to visit the [tag]Knitting Techniques[/tag] site. The visuals on the pages make it all come together.

Do you hate to join a new color or new ball of [tag]yarn[/tag] and tie a knot in your project? [tag]Jean Greenhowe Designs[/tag] offers you an alternative. [tag]Joining yarn[/tag] with this method involves piercing the yarn with a darning needle … Read More ...

If a pattern specifies a particular [tag]yarn[/tag], then that’s the yarn you have to use, right? Of course not!

This article written by [tag]Jenna Wilson[/tag] helps to take you beyond the yarn label law of [tag]gauge[/tag]. You can … Read More ...

In this post of 2/19 [tag]Marnie Maclean [/tag]writes about gauge. Not important you say? Well, would you build a house that needs to be 20 blocks wide, but not determine the width of the block? Do you buy … Read More ...

I spent this past weekend [tag]googling[/tag] for [tag]yarn shops[/tag] on the internet. Do you know how many shops have a presence on the web? The result of this search was 1,280,000 hits – almost 1.3 million pages that mentioned “yarn … Read More ...