We've had such a wonderful time hosting our first ever knit-a-long, the Alpaca Direct Sockalong! We've seen so many beautiful projects, and you can see them here on the Alpaca Direct Pinterest board or in the KAL thread in our Ravelry group.
Congratulations to Gail M, who wrote "I’m new to sock knitting. In fact, I just finished my first pair! So I would love to win a pair!" We'll be in touch to arrange delivery of your prize.
The I-Cord Bind-Off adds a lovely finishing edge to your knitted projects, especially shawls! But what about projects done in the round like cowls and ponchos? In this week's Technique Tuesday, Kelley shared how to use the Kitchener Stitch to join both ends of the i-cord bind-off seamlessly! No one can tell where your i-cord bind-off starts and stops.
It's a problem as old as knitting itself – curling and rolled edges on stockinette or lace!Kelley decided to experiment and see what finishing edges she could use to prevent the curling without altering the look of her knitting project. These tricks for preventing rolled edges in knits will work for almost any knit project!
Kelley is continuing to whip up hats for holiday gift giving! This week she shared the Sugarplum Hat by Knitterella, a colorwork hat that's great for using up odds and ends of worsted weight yarn. To finish off her hat, Kelley made her own pom pom with Knitter's Pride Pom Pom Makers and has some tips for using those!
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Congratulations to Gail M, who wrote "I’m new to sock knitting. In fact, I just finished my first pair! So I would love to win a pair!" We'll be in touch to arrange delivery of your prize.
