1/1 right cable cross: how to work one the way I do it
The basic principle of cable knitting is that after knitting a cable, one or more stitches will be crossed over
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
The basic principle of cable knitting is that after knitting a cable, one or more stitches will be crossed over
Continue readingThe word I drew from the words suggested on Patreon for this post is Twist, suggested by Kate, a Patreon
Continue readingThe instructions for 1/1 cable crosses in my stitch patterns are written with cable needles, but there’s at least three
Continue readingThis is not a complete design process; I just wanted to share a few of the things I thought about
Continue readingSometimes when I design a larger stitch pattern, there’s a part of it that I think would be good as
Continue readingThis is a continuation of last week’s post about 3-to-2 cable/decreases.
Continue readingSeveral years ago, I came up with a decrease because I wanted to decrease a single stitch without having the
Continue readingIt’s become a personal tradition of mine to use my encoding methods to turn the next year into a knitting
Continue readingLast week, I shared a stitch pattern with you that I’d derived from a motif from Ply. This is a
Continue readingSometimes when I design a stitch pattern, I see a motif that I want to play with a bit more.
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