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You can knit this blanket with one simple repeat: 8 stitches across and 8 rows tall, plus a 6-stitch garter border on each side. I’d use worsted yarn, US 8–10 needles, and check gauge at 16 stitches and 22 rows...
You can knit this baby hat with just 80 to 120 yards of DK or light worsted alpaca yarn, a gauge of 28 stitches over 4 inches, and one of three cast-on counts: 54, 58, or 62 stitches. I’d use...
If I want cables to show in alpaca, I keep them small, simple, and spaced out. In most cases, 2-stitch twists and 4-stitch cables look best, 6-stitch cables can work with care, and 8-stitch or larger panels often look soft...
If you want a soft lace shawl with drape, this pattern gives you the key numbers up front: fingering-weight alpaca or alpaca-silk yarn, 400–450 yards, US 4 (3.5 mm) needles, a blocked gauge of 22 stitches × 32 rows =...
Loose yarn tails can undo hours of crochet work. If I want my project to stay neat after wear and washing, I need to secure those ends the right way. Here’s the short answer: Weaving through stitches is the standard...
The Rudbeckia Hat is a wonderful pattern to learn Brioche knitting and soon you'll be off adding Brioche to many of your projects. I took the basic pattern and then made a matching Baby Hat and Booties using the same technique. Be sure to watch my video (below) for tips on how to do this yourself!
Reversible cable knitting solves the problem of unattractive wrong sides by using ribbing instead of stockinette, making both sides of your project visually appealing. Perfect for scarves, blankets, and cowls, these cables can look identical on both sides or offer...
Understanding knitting needle sizes is crucial for creating well-fitted, beautiful projects. Here's what you need to know: Needle Basics: Larger needles create loose, open stitches, while smaller ones make tighter, denser fabric. The right size ensures your project matches...
Choosing the right yarn weight is one of the most important decisions when starting a project. Yarn weight determines stitch size, fabric texture, drape, and how long your project will take. Here's a quick breakdown: Thinner yarns (Lace, Super Fine)...
If your decreases are spaced well, your knitting narrows smoothly instead of pulling, puckering, or turning pointy. When I plan decreases, I keep it simple: Subtract the target stitch count from the starting stitch count Divide the starting stitches by...
We love new Sueno yarn and hope you join us for the upcoming KAL featuring Michelle Hunter of Knit Purl Hunter!
We are pleased to participate in the the next Progressive Needles KAL, sponsored by skacel and hosted once again by Michelle Hunter of Knit Purl Hunter.
Cascade 220 yarn is a popular choice for spring knitting projects, thanks to its lightweight feel, vibrant color options, and excellent stitch definition. Made from 100% Peruvian Highland wool, this worsted-weight yarn balances softness and durability, making it ideal for...
If you want a cast-on that looks neat, has some stretch, and sets up your first row at the same time, this is the one to learn. I’d sum it up like this: use smooth worsted-weight yarn, US 8 (5.0...
