
How To Work a Tubular Cast On
The tubular cast on is an invisible cast on that’s great for hems cuffs and ribbing edges, where you want to have a bit of elasticity.
The tubular cast on is an invisible cast on that’s great for hems cuffs and ribbing edges, where you want to have a bit of elasticity.
We’re following up yesterday’s Learn How to Knit Your First Scarf with today’s Part 2 tutorials: bind off and weaving in ends.
Are you ready to learn how to knit your first scarf? We’re so excited to join you on your journey to becoming a knitter!
Learn how to make a faux circular gauge swatch, which uses less yarn and takes less time than a circular gauge swatch.
Picot bind off is a fun way to add a bobble-like border to your projects using just cable cast ons and bind offs. And I’m
Intuitively flowing from one transition to the next, like the way the winter sun dawns above a horizon of evergreens, this accessory brings rich colour to the forefront. Elegant and softly textural, the almost free-form stitches bring both comfort and ease to your knitting escape.
The transition from smooth Stockinette stitch to textural openwork is a knit to savor. Whether worked in a solid, gradient, or multiple colours, the results make for an enchanting accessory for every season.
Lace is the star of the show in this decadent triangular shawl. A simple pattern worked from beginning to end in a lush, rich colour makes an accessory that is as wonderful to wear as it is to knit.
L3tbl or Lift Stitch from 3 Rows Below Through the Back Loop (now you know why we abbreviate it) is a uniquely textural stitch used in A Little Lift cowl pattern by Tabetha Hedrick. With a fabric of Garter stitch and the elongated look of a stitch from several rows below, it’s a fun way to play with colour and learn a new skill at the same time. With a little practice, you’ll be able to flow right across the row.
Mitered Square blankets are perfect for stash busting, playing with geometry, and soothing the knitting mind. Go ahead and grab Tabetha’s Patterned Jewels blanket pattern because inside this short workshop, Tabetha is going to show you everything you need to make it.
If you’ve seen how gorgeous, fun, portable, satisfying socks are for other knitters and want to make them yourself, then this is the course for you! Socks may look complicated, but by the end of this workshop you’ll be able to knit a pair of socks at any gauge and with any yarn.
Learn, step by step, everything you need to know about knitting toe-up socks using any yarn and for any size foot. If you’ve seen how fun, portable and satisfying sock knitting can be, and want to learn how to make them yourself, then this is the course for you. Once you get the sock bug, it never lets go!