CSD-back-yo: centered single decrease with center stitch in back and an added yarnover
I’m shifting from using the “bunny ears” names for a set of four knitting stitch methods, and I’m rewriting the
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
I’m shifting from using the “bunny ears” names for a set of four knitting stitch methods, and I’m rewriting the
Continue readingI’m shifting from using the “bunny ears” names for a set of four knitting stitch methods, and I’m rewriting the
Continue readingThe word I drew from the words suggested on Patreon for this post is Whimsy, suggested by Kate, a Patreon
Continue readingI’m shifting from using the “bunny ears” names for a set of four knitting stitch methods, and I’m rewriting the
Continue readingSometimes when I design a larger stitch pattern, there’s a part of it that I think would be good as
Continue readingThe most basic single decreases are knit two together, which is a decrease that appears to lean to the right,
Continue readingThe random number generator picked comfort from the suggestions for this post, suggested by Seane, one of my Patreon supporters.
Continue readingThe word I drew from the words suggested on Patreon for this post is comfort, suggested by Seane, a Patreon
Continue readingWhen I was finishing my Kelpie hexagon sampler, I realized that there was one row of lace that would make
Continue readingEvery year, I design a knitting stitch pattern by charting the digits for the upcoming year. Here is a needlework
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