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Thanks for joining my Facebook live talk today! Here are items we discussed:
Spring Kerchief pattern by Sachiko Uemura, knit with Rowan Fine Lace.
Beatrix Potter Scarf/Stole pattern by Mercy Schwisow, knit with Zen Yarn Garden Superfine Fingering.
April 8th Knit-a-long with Michele Hunter using Hikoo Concentric
"Create Your Own Fade" - Creating gradients without a gradient yarn (Blog post coming soon!)
Knitter's Pride Waves Crochet Hook Set
Susan Bates Crochet Hooks
Handknit gloves are so special, and Kelley has whipped up a great free pattern for an easy pair, knit from our exclusive Bravo yarn. These gloves are soft and luxurious but also very practical. Alpaca is warm and light, so these gloves will be light as air.
One of the challenges of knitting gloves is avoiding the holes that inevitably appear between the fingers, usually because enough stitches weren't picked up or they were picked up too loosely. Kelley has solved that problem!
Sometimes you just need an easy project to work on, and Kelley's new free pattern, the Simple Ribbed Hat, is the perfect cast-on for times like these.
We debuted this pattern on a recent Technique Tuesday on Facebook Live, and Kelley used it to demonstrated how to fix a few common mistakes knitters make all the time (even a pro-level knitter like Kelley!).
You'll learn how to fix dropped stitches, turn purls into knits, and fix incorrectly oriented stitches.
Have you heard of Izzy Dolls? They're darling little toys that are included in aid packages, and are sometimes a child's first toy. Designer Esther Braithwaite has developed many patterns for Izzy Dolls, sometimes called Comfort Dolls, and they're available free in her Ravelry store.
Kelley fell in love with them and decided to feature Izzy Dolls on her weekly Facebook Live broadcast, Technique Tuesday.
