This weekend I pulled out the camcorder and filmed a last minute video for you… Because, after receiving two knitting books for Christmas I had to share them with you and managed to squeeze them into this week’s video. I’ve also got some ideas for you if you’d like to create a New Year’s resolution . . .
Thank you! That’s the first thing I have to say. Anyone visiting this page will likely know that I reach most of my knitters either here – via the weekly email (or Google) – or through YouTube. YouTube and this website have grown in visitors and subscribers beyond my wildest dreams this year. I thought . . .
Where did all those extra stitches come from? When you start knitting as a beginner knitter, there’s a strong likelihood that after a few rows there will be more stitches on the needles than you started with. It’s a rite of passage as a knitter. Don’t feel that you’re doing anything wrong or that you . . .
Reading knitting charts can be an easier way to follow a pattern But it can also get quite complicated. Reading a knitting chart is something you’ll come across in various stages of knitting. You may be a beginner or an advanced knitter when you find them first. I suggest a few things for everyone to . . .
Sometimes the knitting isn’t the last step! When you’ve knitted up an amazing pattern that you’re so proud to have finished, only to have it sit all scrunched up on your lap looking so different to the photo on the pattern, you’re going to be disappointed. One of the mosts common reasons for this is . . .
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