There are many techniques for knitting a good bind-off, and there are a few qualities that you should look for in a successful one. Here are some of the most common mistakes people make when knitting the cast-off. These mistakes can lead to unraveled stitches or more than one row. Be sure to pull on … Continue Reading about Three Qualities of a Good Knitting Casting Off
Main Content
Patterns You’ll Love
Ripple Ridge Lace Knit Stitch Pattern
This Ripple Ridge Lace Knitting Pattern easily creates a beautiful and graceful texture. Similar to a vintage feather and fan, this stitch variation includes an added structure with garter ridges between each of the lacy rows. An easy series of … Continue Reading about Ripple Ridge Lace Knit Stitch Pattern
Quick and Easy Knit Potholder Pattern
Looking for a fun and satisfying knitting project that you can whip up in no time? Look no further than this quick and easy knit potholder pattern! Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned pro, this pattern is sure to provide you with a fun challenge … Continue Reading about Quick and Easy Knit Potholder Pattern
Knitting Techniques
Which Knitting Needles For Which Yarn?
There are many different types of knitting needles, and the best way to choose the right ones is to look at the label. The label will show the recommended size of the needles for the yarn and the type of fiber. It will also tell you how many meters there are in a skein. In general, you should choose … Continue Reading about Which Knitting Needles For Which Yarn?
Knitting to Crochet Needle Conversion
You may have heard of knitting to crochet needle conversion, but you don't know which is right for you. You can find a simple chart that will help you choose the right size for the project you're working on. The charts can help you convert from one knitting needle size to the other. To make things … Continue Reading about Knitting to Crochet Needle Conversion
When Knitting a Scarf How Long Should it Be
When knitting a scarf, the width should be about six to eight inches (15 to 20 cm). You can extend this length up to 10 inches if you like. Generally, you should start by measuring the width between the tips of your thumb and ring finger. Then, work from the tip of your smallest finger. Repeat the … Continue Reading about When Knitting a Scarf How Long Should it Be