In this blog post, we'll share instructions on how you can add some extra flair to your crafting skills by learning how to make knitted words!...

In this blog post I will share the best knitting podcasts in 2024 with you. At least, these are my personal favorites at the moment and

Spring into Summer! Knitting – it’s Yoga for your brain. Give your personal space a spring makeover with this season’s latest looks. Simple or playful, elegant or rustic – there’s a spirit of optimism in the air. Naturally sumptuous Experience nature through handmade items in tranquil hues. Lusciously soft yarns that beg to be touched offer tactile perfection. Beloved Africa - BRonzed hues and exotic patterns a continent''''s magic brings decorative accens to your home. by the sea - Longing for your own desert island? Create a relaxed and restful atmosphere with our maritime-inspired home decorations that tell of sea, sun and sand and will please the whole family. . . . Hippie-Yeah! Vibrant color s and whims ical detai l s to rev up your look and put a smile on your fac e . . . .

In this, episode 4 of the knitting podcast, I share my progress on my husband’s sweater vest, show you some dyeing I’ve done, and even talk a bit about sewing. I hope you enjoy it! Please like and subscribe if you’d like to see more videos like this 🙂 Check out these brilliant BIPOC fibre...

Following on from our post about choosing what size to knit, we wanted to elaborate on what ease means and how it interacts with sweater sizes, especially when it comes to designs with an oversized look.

We all know that knitting with different colors is a lot of fun and a great way to add personality to our knitting projects. Whether you’re working on stripes, stranded knitting, or intarsia,…

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Every single non-Japanese person I have met who has traveled to Japan, knitters and non-knitters alike, has told me that Japan is a must-see. That there are things that you will see in Japan that you simply cannot see anywhere else. It seems that this statement also applies to knitting. The shapes, styles and stitch patterns of Japanese knit garments have a style unique in their own right. I have not yet traveled to Japan (but it’s on my list [http://www.woolyventures.com/top-exotic-destinations

I hear knitters and non-knitters alike like saying lots of things about knitting—ranging from the sublime to the ridiculous:

Today I'll be showing you my favourite neckline finish for knit fabrics. It's my personal method for sewing knit neckline bindings, and I prefer it to the standard method!

This listing is a digital pdf copy of the crochet PATTERN ONLY. The pattern will be available for download immediately after purchase. The pattern is for small/medium size ***I have edited the pattern to include instructions on how to increase the size to accommodate larger chests! This is my first pattern and I'm very proud of it. I hope you enjoy it! I would love to see your finished work! Feel free to tag me on Instagram @courtunravelled Thank you for supporting my shop!

Full of texture and fun, these bobble stitch patterns will inspire you to make something new this year! Whether you knit or crochet, there are several kinds of bobble stitches in both crafts that will have you swooning over the lovely textures and making the next addictive row! This sweet Bubble Stich Pixie Hat Knitting

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this is my first attempt in plating and loving it! wandering on Pinterest, I saw a photo of a Japanese handmade knit and I thought it would be the perfect example to get familiar with plating... so t

If you are heading into this new week feeling awkward, like you just don’t fit in anywhere , I want you to know God doesn’t drop stitches. (Links in this post are affiliate links. I will be compensated when you make a purchase by clicking those links. See my disclosure page for more information) Psalm …

Victorian Knitting and Crochet facts are totally fascinating! From lace trimmed collars to delicate home decor, Victorians loved making crocheted and knitted decorations. And can you guess which monarch was the inspiration behind the popularity of our beloved craft? My interest in Victorian era knitting and crochet started with a recent trip to the Biltmore

Originally shared here in 2012, this is still one of my favorite knitted pieces ever. Knitted art by Caroline Gates via Cardiac Art. Knit Organ Patterns: This post contains affiliate links.

Edel Rodriguez was born in Havana, Cuba in 1971. He left for America on a boat with his parents and sister when he was eight years old. He majored in painting at Pratt Institute (BFA) and Hunter College (MFA). His work has appeared in four picture books, on stamps for the U.S. Postal Service, and o

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This pattern is in my book Retro Crochet Style, which can be found wherever you buy books or at this link: https://savannah-stitches.com/blog-posts/preorder-my-book-retro-crochet-style-lt3 By buying this product you get a written pattern for the Floweralls, NOT the physical, finished piece. This pattern is written for 9 different sizes (traditionally XS-5XL in the US), but it includes instructions on how to adjust it to other sizes. All sizes have been tested by crocheters of all levels; this pattern is best suited for advanced beginners. The pattern is written in English using US terminology. It includes step-by-step instructions and images. There are three files: the original, full-color PDF; the printable, black-and-white without-images PDF; and the tester photos PDF. Materials: 5mm crochet hook 650-1285 yds (595-1176 m) of aran/worsted/size 4 yarn (depends on size) 2 buttons Scissors Stitch markers Tapestry needle This pattern is strictly for personal use. If you sell products from this pattern, please credit me as the designer. Creating tutorials based on this pattern is not permitted. You agree to these terms by buying this pattern. I've used both Wool and the Gang's Shiny Happy Cotton & acrylics like Big Twist Value/Red Heart Super Saver to make this. I recommend a similar cotton or acrylic for your own project. Photo credits: @crochet_calistta @crowknit @josie.stitches @strawfairyfields @chercrochets @soy.brg @chroknitcles

The very first photo in Knitting With the Color Guys takes me back to when I was learning to spin and knit. In the late 1980s, Glorious Knitting revolutionized the way knitters approached design and color. In the new photo, Kaffe has a project in progress draped over his knees with a basket on the floor overflowing with a variety of yarns. It makes me smile!

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