Once you’ve mastered 2-finger finger knitting you’re ready to move to create wider pieces of fabric. Think of it like adding more stitches to a row when you’re knitting. That’s what we’re doing with more fingers 🙂 And this week we’re using four fingers. Get that yarn at the ready! To subscribe to the Knit With Hannah . . .
How’s your finger knitting going? If you were with me last week you could have a long strand of knitting doing really well. Have you been knitting with the same ball of yarn or more than one this week? Let’s finish the finger knitting today with a cast off method that’s really quick and will . . .
We’re going to switch the knitting up over the next few weeks and abandon the needles! Yes, all you’re going to need is a ball of yarn and some fingers (preferably your own! LOL). Finger Knitting with two fingers is the perfect place to start, I’m going to show you how. 😀 To subscribe to . . .
You’re knitting with your french knitting doll and everything seems fine. You’ve maybe changed colour and cast off and back on again with a couple of projects. Now you’re curious about whether you can knit with this doll faster. How about it? You could get through more projects, perhaps even start selling what you knit . . .
Dropping a stitch when you’re knitting is a pain! But it feels even more annoying when the dropped stitch is trapped in your knitting doll. French knitting dolls hide the stitches, so we need a way of rescuing the dropped stitch without undoing all the hard work. I’ve got solutions for you today… you’ll need . . .
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