When You’re Starting To Knit How Do You Get The Inside Info? There can be lots of information that you want to soak up if you’re a brand new knitter. Remember the old phrase, ‘you don’t know what you don’t know’?Just recognise that knitting is a whole new part of your life and as knitting . . .
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 . . .
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