Left Lifted Increase: stitch structure
I’ve been writing a series about blog posts about knitting stitch structure and am currently focusing on ways of knitting
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
I’ve been writing a series about blog posts about knitting stitch structure and am currently focusing on ways of knitting
Continue readingI’ve been writing a series about blog posts about knitting stitch structure and am currently focusing on ways of knitting
Continue readingOne of the first increases that many new knitters encounter is kfb: knitting in the front and back legs of
Continue readingBeen a while since I shared a bunch of useful links, but today is a good time for it. I’ve
Continue readingA while back I wrote about some ways of working double YOs on the next row. I still mostly use
Continue readingThere’s a knitting stitch combination that I’ve seen called a gather, and I’ve mostly seen it in Estonian stitch patterns,
Continue readingI’ve been thinking about decorative increase lines in the context of the k1long maneuver, which involves pulling a stitch through
Continue readingChristine Guest has been posting an interesting set of round ups about double increases, and in it she made a
Continue readingI wrote a couple of weeks ago about how to read a line of KYOKs in knitting without stitch markers.
Continue readingI’m very fond of being able to read my knitting – that is, to look at the stitches hanging off
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