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Not all stretchy bind-offs work well for ribbing. Here’s an easy one that adapts well to any kind of knit/purl edging on your needles.
Your yarn stash is full of possibilities—you just need to know where to start. These are the questions I ask myself, along with some helpful resources for turning what I have into my next project.
Season 15, Episode 4: As a budding crochet designer, Lir Shilton ran into obstacles and annoyances that many beginning crafters face. But instead of learning to live with them, she and her partner made a platform that offers a different approach.
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Not all stretchy bind-offs work well for ribbing. Here’s an easy one that adapts well to any kind of knit/purl edging on your needles.
You’re probably familiar with the silky hand of alpaca yarn, but the world of llamas and alpacas is full of colorful terms that might be new to you. See how many you know!
Here’s what one knitter discovered when she traded a plastic tape measure for a plastic-free alternative.
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Learn how wrap & turn and German short-rows compare—and how to substitute one for the other in knitting patterns.
A flax dowry from 1940s Austria makes its way into the hands of a Swedish maker. As she knits, her stitches lead her back to her family’s roots in Vienna after World War I.
When the small-batch yarn you love isn’t available, here’s how to find its match.
Looking for your next quick, wearable knit? Designer Safiyyah Talley has great tips to make this summer project your own.
