Becca J Norman

This technique gives a wonderfully clean finish along the bound-off edge, and seamlessly joins at the beginning and end of round.

Stockinette always rolls up on itself. To keep the look of stockinette but prevent the edge from rolling, add a band of double-knitting.

When knitting in the round with very few stitches (8 or even less) double-pointed needles are your best friend.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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