How to knit short rows
Have you ever knitted short rows before? It’s a technique which serves to knit pieces into certain shapes, triangular or cone-shaped pieces (for example when we want to knit the…
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How to purl rows without turning the project around
Normally, when we are knitting, we have to turn the project around when we change from knitting to purling rows. For example, when we knit in stockinette stitch, we knit…
How to make braids without an auxiliary needle
Hi knitters! Did you just realize you don’t have an auxiliary needle to make cable twists? Have you wanted to make a braid more than once and you just couldn’t…
How to pick up stitches
Hello! Sometimes we have to pick up stitches in order to continue knitting the neck or the sleeves. But how are we supposed to do this if we didn’t deliberately…
How to knit a fishnet stitch
Hi knitters! Today we want to share with you how to knit a fishnet stitch. This stitch looks a little similar to a net, is knit rapidly, making it very…
How to correctly hide the remaining threads
Hi knitters! One of the things that directly influences how fast and how well you finish a project is to know how you correctly hide the loose threads remaining at…
The controversy of single crochet or how to have straighter edges
Hi knitters! Have you had a good look at how the edges of a sample look in single crochet? If you look closely you will see that one of the…
How to close and seam a beanie
Hi Knitters! If you have ever knitted one of our beanies, you know that they are usually knitted in one flat piece that is later finished off. Creating a beanie…
How to find out whether your stitches are sitting correctly on your knitting needle
Hello Knitters! Have you focused on how your stitches are sitting on your knitting needle? Whether your are ripping out your stitches or temporarily transferring them onto a stitch holder,…
How to suspend stitches and return them to the knitting needle
Hi Knitters! There are a lot of patterns where you are asked to suspend (hold) a certain number of stitches and later return them to your knitting needle. For example,…
