In this tutorial, Tabetha teaches us the tuck stitch cable that is featured in the Bright Tinsel hat and mitt set from the Holidays with SweetGeorgia 2020 collection. It’s a beginner friendly cable that adds a lot of fun and texture to any project.
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.
The second Spinning Up A Level module, Fibre & Finishing is now available! Taught by Katrina Stewart, learn about the attributes of different fibres one should keep in mind when selecting what you want to spin for a specific project. And then once your fibre is chosen, the spinning and finishing options to finish your handspun yarn.
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.
While a k3tog or sssk can be used for the double decrease, the double cabled decrease is a smooth, more sophisticated alternative.
Picot points add a dash of feminine flair and elegant sophistication to any knitting project. This textural cast-on edging is surprisingly easy.
