Knitting hacks – easy and advanced knitting tips and tricks! Before all the knitting hacks you will read, let’s discuss what is the difference between knitting and crochet? Beginner-Friendly Yarn For those new to knitting, starting with the right yarn can make a significant difference. Here are some recommendations: Wool or Wool Blend […]
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What a relief! We’ve all experienced it, knitting a neck hole – it seems impossible to get the desired shape: either it is a square or way too triangular. I’ve been there. And then I figured out a way to do it. Disclaimer. Please note that some of the links on this blog are affiliate
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What is provisional cast-on in knitting used for? Provisional cast-on is a cast-on method that allows us to get live stitches back on the needles. This technique is particularly useful when you want flexibility in making design decisions after completing the main body of your work. I will mention a few: Top-down sweaters or jumpers
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What is cable cast on used for? If you’re an avid knitter, you may have heard of the Cable Cast On edge technique. Unlike traditional casting on methods that only allow you to add stitches at the beginning of your knitting, the Cable Cast On edge allows you to add stitches on the sides or
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When to use chain edge cast on in knitting? The chain edge cast on is very similar to the long-tail cast-on, with one important difference: you don’t have to use tail, work only with working yarn. Make a new stitch from the stitch before. Or, we use chain edge casting on method in knitting when
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Jeny’s Stretchy Slipknot Cast-On: The Perfect Solution for Flexible Edges Jeny’s stretchy slipknot cast-on method, developed by Jeny Staiman, is a revolutionary technique that creates an incredibly elastic edge through a series of carefully placed slipknots. This method has become a go-to solution for knitters facing projects that demand exceptional flexibility without compromising structure. Why
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What is the long tail cast on? The long tail cast on is a classic and widely used method for starting a knitting project. It creates a neat and elastic (not too stretchy, though) edge, making it perfect for a variety of projects, from cozy scarves to intricate sweaters. This cast on method involves using
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Cotton is a plant-based natural fiber that has been used for centuries to make clothing. It’s also one of the most popular types of yarn for knitting because it’s easy to find and inexpensive. You can use cotton yarn in any project, but it’s not exactly the same as wool because it doesn’t have the
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Knitting short rows can be a little confusing for new knitters. Many people get confused by the concept, but it is actually very simple to understand. I’m going to show you how to knit short rows step-by-step, and hopefully you’ll find out exactly what they are and why so many patterns call for them! Download
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You are in the right place if you want to learn how to read knitting charts! Mastering the art of deciphering and knitting based on these visual diagrams is a fundamental skill for any knitter. Knitting charts serve as graphical depictions of knitting instructions. I’m a dedicated enthusiast of knitting charts. I often find it
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