Knitting in the front and back of the stitch (kfb) turns one stitch into two stitches. This is also called an increase and it is one of the easiest increased for a knitter to learn.
The Nurmilintu Lace Shawl by Heidi Alander is the perfect one-skein project for beginner lace knitters. In this post, Kelley shares tips for knitting this free pattern and how to add some unique finishing touches.
by Kathleen CubleyJune 25, 20202 min read0 Comments
Joining a new yarn to your project can be a bummer if the join shows in the finished project. There are ways, however to make the join invisible (or nearly so). In her latest episode of Technique Tuesday Kelley demonstrates 4 great methods for joining a new ball of yarn to your project.
by Kathleen CubleyJune 18, 20202 min read0 Comments
When you're knitting a sweater that has shoulder seams, there are several options for joining them at the top. Kelley highlights three techniques: the 3-needle bind-off, the Kitchener Stitch, and the slip-stitch bind-off.
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