Paid Members Pack+ Members 3 Reasons to Knit a Gauge Swatch Swatching is a critical first step for most knitting projects.
Paid Members Pack+ Members 3 Ways to Wear a Crescent Shawl Make a statement with your style. From dramatic, to playful, to carefree.
Paid Members Pack+ Members 3 Ways to Weave in Loose Ends | Photo Tutorial There's no single "right" way to weave yarn tails into every knitting project.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Binding Off Stitches at the Beginning of a Row How to count as you bind off and how many stitches are left.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Chain-Garter Selvedge A decorative way to work the side edging of a knit fabric that will not be seamed.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Hat Sizing and Shaping Determining hat circumference and decrease round spacing at the top of a knit hat
Paid Members Pack+ Members How to Insert a Lifeline If you make a mistake in your knitting, it's easy to rip back to a lifeline.
Paid Members Pack+ Members How to Knit an I-Cord Knitting a narrow tube or rope around 3, 4 or 5 stitches.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Mending Your Knits with Duplicate Stitch Fixing a thin spot on the heel of a sock.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Picking Up Stitches Along an Edge 6 options for where to pick up the stitch and how to knit it.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Prolonged Sitting and Knitting: Reversing the Effects 6 exercises to counteract the tightness that happens when you're in a seated position.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Secrets of the Slip Knot Explaining the hows and whys of the first thing most knitters learn.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Stretch, Shape and Sculpt Two approaches to blocking the same knit lace shawl.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Summer School 2021 | Week 03 Measuring Up: How our stitches and fabric measure up.
Paid Members Pack+ Members The Importance of Swatching your Knits Swatching involves more than knitting a square with a certain size needles to get a specific gauge.
Paid Members Pack+ Members The Magic of Blocking Textiles magically transform into something new as soon as they hit the water and dry.
Paid Members Pack+ Members The Truth About Left-Handed Knitting Lefty or righty, handedness doesn't matter!
Paid Members Pack+ Members Tracking Your Progress in Complex Knitting Patterns Simple office supplies can help you keep track of you place.
Paid Members Pack+ Members Twin and Triplet Stitch Knit and Purl A short row turning stitch where two or three loops emerge from one lower stitch.
Paid Members Pack+ Members When to Avoid Slipping the First Stitch When seaming with mattress stitch, slipping the first stitch is problematic.