From 9 Knitting Tutorials: Tips and Tricks for Knitters Old and New
If you’ve already mastered the long-tail cast on, you’ll have no problems getting the hang of this technique — there are just a couple of extra steps to follow! The result of this cast-on variation gives you a bit more stretch than traditional methods, making it perfect for use in hats and top-down socks.
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Perfect for beginners, this cast-on method is especially simple to master if you know the knit stitch. Not only is this one of the easiest cast ons to do, but it’s also great for areas where a sturdy cast on is necessary, e.g. the underarm of a sweater.
View ProjectFrom 9 Knitting Tutorials: Tips and Tricks for Knitters Old and New
The key to starting any knit project off on the right foot, is beginning with a solid cast on. In this video knitting tutorial, we demonstrate the Long Tail Cast-On technique, which is one of the most common methods found in knitting.Once you get the hang of it, you’ll be able to use this cast on for just about any project.
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From: The April 2018 issue of I Like Knitting
Skill level: Easy
If you’re looking for the perfect learning project for lace knitting, the Lemonade Cowl is it.
Using stitches you already know—knits, yarn overs, and common decreases—the finished project looks anything but simple! You end up with a zig zag effect running throughout your cowl,
View ProjectFrom the Knockout Knit Hats and Hoods: 30 Engaging Designs for Beanies, Tams, Slouches, and More issue
The colder months are coming — they’re practically here. Which means now’s the perfect time to start knitting some lovely hat patterns to keep your ears warm against the bitter chill. Knockout Knit Hats and Hoods has a pattern for everything from beanies to hoods to slouches to tams, each with its own unique twist.
View ProjectFrom the Vogue Knitting: Norah Gaughan: 40 Timeless Knits issue
To the staff and readers of Vogue Knitting magazine, Norah Gaughan is nothing less than a giant, having contributed a massive body of work to the magazine over the past thirty years. This book was created to honor her achievements by compiling 40 of her most iconic knit patterns into one hardcover volume. Challenge yourself
View ProjectFrom the October 2018 issue
An exercise in twists and turns, this hat is the perfect practice vehicle for knitting
cables. It is a one-skein, one-evening project that looks much more complicated
than it truly is. Knit in a stunning red, it is unisex and a great last-minute gift. Photos Copyright Gale Zucker Photography.
From the 2015 Micro-Brewed Yarn Series issue
We all have our tried and true favorites, but it’s always fun to sample things now and then, and that’s what the Micro-Brewed Yarn Series is all about. Each month’s yarn selections were based on a theme, and all were available until supplies ran out. Each month’s yarn selections are based on a theme, and all
View ProjectFrom the Knitting Chart Keeper issue
Never lose track of your chart progress again with this knitting chart keeper from KnitPicks. This magnetic keeper is equipped with four magnets that hold your chart in place; it even keeps track of your progress after closing and reopening it between knitting sessions. This keeper is covered in a sturdy fabric to ensure its
View ProjectFrom the Personalized Engraved Knitting Needles issue
Never misplace or confuse your needles with someone else’s with your own personal engraved knitting needle set. Available in your choice of US size and in 9 or 13 inches in length, these bamboo needles are incredibly smooth and work wonderfully with any type of yarn. Choose the same message for both needles or customize
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