What does a beginner need to buy so you can get started with your knitting?
You'll be surprised that you may already have everything you need. And, if not, you may have your tool kit sorted with just one trip to the yarn store, or a quick online shopping session, and less than £10.
Take a look at today's video, where
There are lots of occasions when your knitting pattern will say 'knit to 10cm,' or, 'continue in this pattern until you reach 8inches.' And being prepared isn't just a good idea for Brownies, Scouts and Guides... as adults and as knitters it's probably a good idea too!
One last piece of kit that is a great idea to have to hand, even if it's not in your tool kit, is a pen and piece of paper or pad of post-its. You may want to note down where you are in the pattern, or which row is next, when you put down your knitting so you're all set for next time you pick up your knitting.
Can we find something new to knit?Rowan Magazine’s Autumn/Winter edition is here, and it’s packed with beautiful patterns and inspiring designs. It’s been five years since I last bought myself a copy, so diving into this one feels like a little gift to myself! In this review, I’ll share my impressions of the magazine, highlight
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Yarn swift know-how is first, then we knit!If you’ve ever tried to wind yarn from a skein by hand, you know how quickly things can go wrong—tangles, knots, and frustration can make yarn preparation a real headache. That’s where a yarn swift comes in!This handy knitting tool makes winding yarn into a neat, usable ball
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