Let me present you with a scenario. You’re planning your perfect autumn sweater. You’ve identified the pattern and yarn you’d like to use, but you’d like to make a small tweak. The pattern’s written for long sleeves, and you prefer three-quarter length. How do you know how much yarn you need?
Read moreCardigans for Cosy Days: Temari and Trailing Ivy by Kyoko Nakayoshi
I don’t know what things are like in your corner of the world, but here in the UK, this week has marked a real turn in the weather. Walking to the office in the morning, there’s a chill in the air, the first crunchy leaves under foot … autumn is definitely on its way! Read on to learn more about our two new cardigan kits…
Read moreAdjusting the Size of the Bonhomie Wrap
One of the things I love about my Bonhomie Wrap is its generous size … it really does feel like wrapping up in a great big woolly hug, something I know I’ll really appreciate as the weather turns cooler! But perhaps you have a perfect yarn for the pattern but not quite enough, or you just fancy something a bit smaller? If so, adjusting the size of the finished wrap is pretty straightforward!
Read moreHow do you keep track of your knitting?
I’m still happily knitting away on my Conviviality Cardigan, and it’s got me thinking about the art of pattern management. How do we keep track of our place in a pattern? And how do we manage when a pattern asks us to, gulp, do multiple thing at the same time?
Read moreReading Your Knitting: Right- and Left-Leaning Lace Diagonals
Learning new skills and techniques is always loads of fun — there’s nothing like mastering something new and realising a whole new world of knitting possibilities has just opened up to you. Harder to teach, but perhaps even more revolutionary, is to learn how to read your knitting and really understand what’s happening. In today’s tutorials, I show you how to keep track of your left- and right-leaning yarn over/decrease pairs.
Read moreSomething to Knit Together Pattern Drop: The Togetherness Shawl
Let me introduce you to the Togetherness Shawl, the fourth and final pattern from our Something to Knit Together eBook. Where has the time gone?!
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