Knitting with leftovers is the best!I’ve always loved it, and introduced it to my knitting patterns too. You’ll often find some extra additions to the patterns so you can utilise the extra few yards that are left when the original knit is finished. This week I’d love to introduce you to the ideas I’ve come up . . .
It’s here… the Spring knit-along full reveal!Find out all the juicy details about this Spring’s knit-along, in today’s video. Our first knit-along this year and our sixth since Spring 2021. And you just love them!I’ll be sharing everything today.Want to know what we’re knitting? Curious about the yarn?Want to know the knitting skills you’ll need?And how about . . .
Are there right and wrong sides of garter stitch?As it looks the same on both sides, it can be tough to figure out. I’ll share with you today how you can find the right side to cast off, when you’re knitting every row and it all looks the same. You’ll learn the secrets from a few . . .
Knitting every row gives you what is known as garter stitchThanks to the repeated knit stitch, it’s easy to get confused over which is the ‘right side’. Both sides looking the same means we have to look much closer. It’s also easy to mess it up when repeating stripes along a longer piece of knitting, as . . .
Knitting habits build one step at a timeLike it or not it can feel tough to start a new habit. The notifications on your phone, post-it notes in your diary, perhaps reminders to go to the knitting class at the weekend can all really help. But you’ll notice they are all active nudges to the brain to . . .
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