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Looking for an easy fix to some of your most common knitting mistakes? In Part I and Part II of this article we looked at a few simple techniques for correcting errors. Here are a couple of final ideas to help you fix those annoying mistakes.
If you’re like me, you’ve tried all kinds of knitting stitches but are still always on the lookout for new and different stitches to try. That’s how I came across this stitch – loop knitting. It’s fun; it’s different and it gives your knitting projects a great new twist.
Both practical and stylish, these fabulous knitting patterns for cup and teapot cozies make outstanding charity knitting fundraiser projects Think back to the last time you bought a cozy for your coffee cup or your teapot. Actually, I’ve never purchased a cup or teapot cozy. Exactly! Cozies are exactly the sort of item that no…
With these reversible stitch patterns, there is no “right” or “wrong” side – there’s only beauty! Most projects have a “right” or “wrong” side, but for many of them it doesn’t really matter. For instance, no one cares what the “wrong” side of hats, mittens, or sweaters look like… because no one ever sees them!…
Since I’ve previously explained how to cast on to a loom and how to knit two basic stitches. Now let’s have a look at a few more advanced loom knitting techniques — not to mention how to finish up your project. Before we get started, I’ll warn you again not to knit too tightly. The…
Have you ever wondered how to knit on a loom? You’ve probably seen them before — bright, colorful plastic wheels in your local craft store near the knitting supplies, a little bit scary looking (like some medieval torture device). Actually, many people find loom knitting much easier than needle knitting, so if you’ve always wanted…
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