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Fair Isle Knitting Basics: A Complete Guide
If you’ve ever admired those charming, colorful sweaters with intricate patterns and thought, “I wish I could make that,” then you’re in the right place. Fair Isle knitting is a delightful technique that brings together tradition, creativity, and a bit of patience to create stunning, cozy pieces. I’m here to walk you through everything you need to know to get started, keep going, and maybe even fall in love with this craft. Let’s dive in, shall we? Getting to Know Fair Isle K
Nov 35 min read


I-Cord Bind Off Tutorial
This technique gives a wonderfully clean finish along the bound-off edge, and seamlessly joins at the beginning and end of round.
Mar 8, 20243 min read


Adding a Double Knit Band to Prevent Rolling Hems in Sweater Knitting
Stockinette always rolls up on itself. To keep the look of stockinette but prevent the edge from rolling, add a band of double-knitting.
Feb 23, 20243 min read


Duotone Sweater: a knitting journal
The right knitting pattern is a friend you bring along for a time in your life, and provides a bit of escape and entertainment.
Feb 9, 20245 min read


Knitting Through Stress
When under a lot of stress, the right knitting project can be a source of relief.
Apr 26, 20237 min read


Cast on with No Slip Knot
Making the initial slip knot for casting on isn’t exactly hard, but there’s an even easier and faster way that doesn’t require any knots.
Apr 28, 20222 min read


Not For Sale
I set a boundary that I will not sell things I knit, and I’m going to tell you why.
Apr 22, 20223 min read


Tamarack Cardigan
Not all knitting projects go as smoothly as hoped, even after years of experience. This one wasn’t really that difficult, but it still gave
Mar 16, 20226 min read


Channel Cardigan Pattern Review
Walking you through one of my favorite finished objects to date: The Channel Cardigan. Pros, cons, modifications, yarn, and what I would do
Mar 2, 20226 min read


Left and Right-leaning Decreases
Comparing how left- and-right-leaning decreases work together in different ways, plus and intro to knitting charts!
Feb 23, 20222 min read


Left-Leaning Decreases
Left-leaning decreases are a little more complicated than the k2tog, but I did the leg work for you to pick the prettiest, and found a hack
Feb 16, 20223 min read


Chain Stitch Embroidery Technique
Is it too plain? If you want/need to add extra details onto something that you've knitted, you can embroider them on! Now, if you don't...
Feb 2, 20223 min read


K2tog Tutorial
K2tog is an easy decrease every knitter should learn. It can be used in different combinations and placements to create different effects.
Jan 19, 20222 min read


Continental Purling
Purling continental style can be more of a struggle than knitting. It was very awkward for me at first, but now I’m sharing my tips for work
Jan 12, 20222 min read


English vs Continental Knitting Styles
English and Continental are the 2 most well-known knitting styles. I switched to Continental after many years of knitting English style and
Jan 5, 20224 min read


KFB Tutorial
KFB is the first knitting increase I ever learned. It’s a great technique to get you started on more exciting projects than just scarves!
Dec 15, 20212 min read


Small Circumference Knitting
When knitting in the round with very few stitches (8 or even less) double-pointed needles are your best friend.
Dec 1, 20212 min read


How to Sew a Stuffed Animal Together
How to sew the head, arms, legs, and tail onto a fox stuffed animal. Learn my tips and tricks for getting them all on just right.
Nov 5, 20213 min read


Attaching Ears
All my tips for how to attach stand-up ears to a fox stuffed animal, including placement and how to hold it while you’re sewing.
Oct 29, 20212 min read


Grafting Stitches
If you need to attach a bound-off edge to a cast-on edge, this one is for you! Read to see a breakdown of how to join these 2 edges.
Oct 15, 20212 min read
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