When you finish a knitting project and have left-over yarn what do you do? There are so many options including letting it languish in the hidden darkness of a blanket box, finding it two years later knotted and mixed up with dozens of other left-over ends of yarn. (yes I admit it, I have knitter’s . . .
Today we’re looking at dropped stitches. You know what it’s like when you get to the end of a row, you’re so proud of how you’re doing and you sit back to admire your amazing accomplishment so far…. and then the palm of your hand hits your forehead… you’ve missed a stitch! It is sitting . . .
Do you ever get that feeling when you pick up your knitting that you think you know which stitch comes next, you just hope that you won’t be proved wrong. Today I’m going to show you how to distinguish between the knit and purl rows when you’re using stocking stitch. So when you’re knitting a . . .
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