Inside-out sewn bind-off
Despite a lot of new and interesting inventions of bind-offs, my favorite remains the sewn bind-off or backstitch bind-off, as
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
Despite a lot of new and interesting inventions of bind-offs, my favorite remains the sewn bind-off or backstitch bind-off, as
Continue readingJune Hemmons Hiatt also describes a different form of what she calls “inlay” in the Principles of Knitting. This one
Continue readingSpeaking of mistakes, I’ve been making some while knitting my handspun swap yarn blanket. Since knitweaving is new to me,
Continue readingIf you knit loosely, you only need to read this post if you might help someone out who knits tightly
Continue readingSo, I reached the funding goal at Patreon that commits me to starting to work on making technique videos to
Continue reading(More recently I’ve been using the term inlay instead of knitweaving; inlay comes from June Hemmons Hiatt’s The Principles of
Continue reading(I occasionally post about sewing and mending.) I don’t like skirts with long slits. I liked this skirt at the
Continue readingRandom technique links from other people that I think look useful. I haven’t necessarily tried all of them. (If you
Continue readingIt’s been a while, hasn’t it? Here’s some links I’ve collected to interesting techniques. Knitting: Accentuated decreasing. A way to
Continue readingThis beautiful new hat pattern from my friend Sarah looks complicated, doesn’t it? It’s called Mighzal (Ravelry link), which means
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