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Managing Long Floats in Fair Isle Knitting… and more….
Tacking Long Float
When working a stranded pattern, you never want to carry the non-working yarn across the back of the work for more than about 5 stitches, or whatever constitutes about a inch at your gauge. … Read More ...
Learn Eunny’s Method of Inserting a Zipper Into Knitted Fabrics
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Video Tutorial – How To Join A New Ball Of Yarn
[youtube 0k4fh3OPD4M] Courtesy of Jimmy Beans Wool. Enjoy!… Read More ...
Tutorial! Sideways Edge Cast On….
Since it would be incredibly complex to describe this, I’ll just give you a picture and a link to this really interesting tutorial!
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Tutorial – Cabling
Laura, at Jimmy Beans Wool shows how easy cables are in her Youtube video!
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Everything You Ever Wanted To Know….
But Were Afraid To Ask <about knitting>…
- Twisted Cords
- Cast Ons
- Heels
- Kitchener Stitch
- Short Row Shaping
Just go here: http://www.wonderhowto.com/search/knitting/ and start learning how!… Read More ...
Knitting Lace – Easy!
Berroco shows us how easy it is to make lace, with one simple technique – the Yarn Over! Watch their YouTube video, you’ll be making lace in no time.… Read More ...
Shaping Technique
On Berroco’s excellent blog, today is a post on Managing Shaping. Shaping on both sides of a garment, simultaneously, is easy with these techniques!
Go here to read the whole post: http://blog.berroco.com/2010/02/23/at-the-same-time/
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I Now Pronounce You….. Yarn and Yarn… or How To Join Yarns
We’ve all done it. Don’t even try to deny it. Happily knitting along and
WHAM!! Yarn! Gone!
What to do, what to do. Well, in keeping with the Valentine’s theme this week, we’re going to learn how to marry … Read More ...
Grafting With Ms. Kitchener
I know, I know, you don’t like to sew it together. That’s why you have a whole basket full of UFO’s. Like mine, they’re all just waiting for you to put down the pointy sticks and pick up a sewing … Read More ...
