There are a variety of ways to join new yarn in the middle of a row (or anywhere, really), such as knitting-in or Russian joins. One technique is called the Wet-Splicing method. It only works with yarns that have a heavy wool content in it and often can work with Superwash, too, such as our Tough Love Sock.
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…
New weavers sometimes have a bit of a challenge coming to grips with the numbering systems used to identify their yarns, and Laura explains all the info needed to break down those pesky number counts.
In this video, Felicia teaches us how to set up an afterthought heel featured in the Après sock pattern from Operation Sock Drawer.
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.
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!
