Knitting with Charts – Part 2
If every time you see a chart your brain goes blank, then are denied hundreds of thousands of patterns.
Well, we can’t have that.
If every time you see a chart your brain goes blank, then are denied hundreds of thousands of patterns.
Well, we can’t have that.
For everyone who wants to knit from charts, but finds their efforts foiled time and again, this post is for you.
Here is a way to weave in your cotton ends and they will stay where you put them.
Necessity is the mother of this free video tutorial for combining handspun and commercial thread to make a nice, finished yarn.
Ready for another Spinning in Cowgirl Boots? Ready for a rather long Spinning in Cowgirl Boots? I hope so. Last week I went to a local yarn store to buy […]
I’m heading to Hill Country Weavers, a wonderful local yarn store. The place may be small but its stuffed with yarn-y goodness.
I’m only going to buy needles though. Honest. Want to come with?
Back when Hercules was roaming around ancient Greece and getting into trouble, spinning was woman’s work. One of the many (many many) times he messed up, he had to spend 3 years spinning yarn as punishment. And he didn’t hate it.
The Crown of Glory is a lace pattern from the cottage knitters of the Shetland Isles. Lovely isn’t it? You’re reaching for needles and yarn already right? Great because once you’ve mastered how to make that big eye opening, you’ll be knitting Crowns in no time.
Something we all like: yarn. Something even better: yarn shipped right to you. I’m sharing the fun of opening a box from Knit Picks.
Here is a free tutorial for knitting simple flowers. Use them as applique, as broaches, or just to make your world bloom in color.