

Advent 2020 Tutorial – Twisted Fringe
In this tiny tutorial, Felicia Lo demonstrates how to use the Ashford Fringe Twister to make twisted fringe for handwovens.
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In this tiny tutorial, Felicia Lo demonstrates how to use the Ashford Fringe Twister to make twisted fringe for handwovens.
In this weaving tutorial, learn how to weave with multiple weft shuttles for short, repeating stripes and multiple weft colour changes.
In this free knitting tutorial, learn to knit almost invisible wrap and turn short rows in your Advent 2020 shawl.
In this weaving tutorial, learn how to weave with multiple weft shuttles for short, repeating stripes and multiple weft colour changes.
In this video, Felicia teaches us how to set up an afterthought heel featured in the Après sock pattern from Operation Sock Drawer.
In this tutorial, Tabetha teaches the tuck stitch cable featured in the Bright Tinsel hat and mitt set from the Holidays with SweetGeorgia 2020 collection.
In this tutorial, Tabetha Hedrick takes you through how to create its beautiful texture with simple stitches that you already know.
In this tutorial, Tabetha teaches you her favourite method for knitting a neaty and tidy one-row buttonhole!
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create a super stretchy ribbed bind off with the tubular bind off method.
In this tutorial, learn the tubular cast on that creates a super stretchy and beautiful edging for your knit pieces.
In this tiny tutorial, Tabetha shows you how to make adorable tassels that can spruce up any knitted or crocheted project!
Step-by-step, learn how easy it is to knit your very first garter stitch scarf. Learn the foundations of knitting with Tabetha Hedrick.
In this tiny tutorial, Tabetha teaches you how to cast off your shawl in a unique and beautiful way with crochet edging.
In this tiny tutorial, Felicia Lo will demonstrate how to knit the “br4stinc” and “brRsl dec” brioche stitches that are used in the Camella Hat pattern (designed by Katrin Schubert).
One of Tabetha’s favourite knitting methods is fisherman’s rib. It looks similar to brioche, but it’s simpler to master and looks just as pretty! In
Making fringe is a fun, easy way to embellish your projects and Tabetha is here to show you just how simple it really is! In
If you want to explore more options in colour with your next fibre arts project, we encourage you to try out a sock blank! In
Learn to do mattress seaming for garter stitch to sew together your knitted pieces. Makes an invisible seam!
In today’s tutorial, Tabetha shows her favourite method of blocking: steam blocking. Steam blocking is a good alternative to wet blocking if you don’t have
In today’s tutorial, Felicia is showing you how to wet block! The piece she is finishing is the two pieces of her Sailing Sweater
Learn to knit the “little bee” pattern for the Beekeeper Cardigan
In this video, Tabetha shows us how to read and work bind off instructions in patterns.
In this video, Tabetha shows you another way to pick up stitches when you are using garter stitch. Download the transcript for this video here
Alternating yarns in a knitting project can result in loose, sloppy edges and just be a general nuisance. In this video, we give you tips
It’s always an awesome feeling to finish a project, but then you realize with dread that you have a million and one ends to weave
In this video, our design director Tabetha Hedrick shows us how to accomplish short rows with a technique called wrap and turn. Wrap and
Do you ever get frustrated at messy edges of your knitting? If so, this is the tutorial for you! Our design director, Tabetha Hedrick shares
In this tutorial, we warp and begin weaving on a circular frame.
Using a yarn swift and ball winder to convert a skein of yarn into a ball (cake) of yarn.
Tabetha goes over common but confusing instructions found in knitting patterns and how to make sense of them.
In this tiny tutorial, I demonstrate winding a 3-yard warp on a warping board to use in a handwoven blanket. If you have any questions
In this tiny tutorial, I demonstrate how to use the mosaic knitting technique. It’s a colourful technique that is likely easier than you think!
In this tiny tutorial, I demonstrate how I twist a skein of yarn from a loose hank into a twisted skein format.
Learn how to knit a Centred Double Decrease that is often used in lace knitting stitch patterns.
While a k3tog or sssk can be used for the double decrease, the double cabled decrease is a smooth, more sophisticated alternative.
Learn how to knit these useful left- and right-leaning decreases to create elegant, mirrored shaping.
A “raised increase” the least disruptive to the knitted stitches around it and if only a single raised increase is worked, it’s virtually invisible in a ground of stockinette stitch!
The Double Bind-Off is somewhat similar in look and execution to the three-needle bind-off. Instead of one column of knit stitches there are two columns.
The Japanese short row method uses a smaller loop of yarn than the more widely known “wrap and turn” method and is minimized on the back of the work.
Learn how to “spin from the fold” with a long draw as a way to manage short, slippery, and downy spinning fibre blends.
Holli Yeoh developed a cast-on technique that works beautifully with the double garter stitch in her knitted Breakers cowl design.
Learn how to knit this unique double garter stitch that we used in the Breakers cowl from our Tempest collection.
Right and Left Twists create a mock cabled texture along the fabric. Essentially, it’s a quirky little way to work two knit stitches so that they cross over each other. In this video, we’re going to show you how to work the Left Twist.
In this tutorial, we’re going to take a look at some of the variations for left-leaning knitting decreases and when to use them.
The technique of cabling without a cable needle is a sure way to speed up your stitch work, maintain your knitting speed a little better, and help you to fall in love with cablework all over again.
This easy guide shows you exactly how to save a dropped stitch without any extra tools, crochet hooks, or anxiety. All you need is the knitting needles you are already working with.