Round to flat, flat to round, part 3.
This is the last installment of my series of posts about converting stitch patterns from written for flat knitting to
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
This is the last installment of my series of posts about converting stitch patterns from written for flat knitting to
Continue readingI thought I would expand some more on converting written stitch patterns back and forth between flat knitting and knitting
Continue reading(Click on any image in this post to see a larger picture.) I had a request for making written instructions
Continue readingI have been obsessed for the last week with a new knitting tool called Stitch Maps. They’re a new kind
Continue readingPhoto by JackBunny on Flickr posted under a Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0). My yarn crafts
Continue readingJess asked in a comment on my first post about this if a double yarn over would help open up
Continue readingMost novels seem to take textiles for granted; that is, they’re just part of the background and one doesn’t need
Continue readingI’d never seen this native wildflower before this past Wednesday – it’s really stunning! I was at Duke Gardens, in
Continue readingThere are two basic kinds of lace in knitting: the kind where you take a break between patterned rows or
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