Becca J Norman

I bet you didn’t know there’s a right and wrong way to stuff a toy. Come read this blog and watch the tutorial video to learn how.

The mattress stitch creates an invisible seam. No Frankenstein stitches here! You can use this to sew sweater pieces together, or as I’m doi

A few rows ago, there’s one little stitch that was knit instead of purled, or vice versa. There's a simple way to fix it.

Some call is seed stitch; some call it moss stitch. Whatever you prefer to call it, it’s a staple technique to keep in your back pocket.

Blocking is the final step in any great knitting project. It takes your finished object and makes it look fabulous.

The kitchener stitch is a seamless method of joining live stitches. It's simple but can be hard to remember. Here's how it's done.

Don't fall into the trap of becoming a tools collector before you even know what to do with them. let me show you what you need when first g

I like Jenny’s Super Stretchy Bind Off to finish off ribbing on sleeve cuffs, neckbands, and anywhere else I need a lot of stretch. It’s sur

Knitting ribbing is easy! While there are many variations (k1 p1… k2 p2… k2 p1…) what they all have in common is that they create vertical r