In this video tutorial, Ruth Nguyen is going to show you a how to knit and use Japanese short rows.
Japanese short rows are ideal for shaping stockinette stitch because they create very little distortion in the fabric and make your short rows as invisible as possible. It’s also easier to keep track of your row ends in Japanese short rows than in other short row methods because we use stitch markers to keep track of the row ends.
Over the past couple of years, I’ve been asking many of you in this fibre arts community about what struggles and challenges you face. We…
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.
Come and knit with us! We have new knitting updates to share with SOS members this week including the fabulous new short row workshop taught by Ruth Nguyen!
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!
In the second article of this Building Confidence in Tapestry series, we are talking about tapestry looms; what to look for, the pros and cons of the tapestry looms on the market today, as well as some great DIY options.
