Double moss stitch is a checkered stitch pattern that lays flat and nice. It also looks the same on both sides, making it a good choice for projects with both sides visible, like scarves and blankets. It’s a short repeat of four stitches and four rows, which makes it super easy and relaxing to knit. […]
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Wrist warmers are a lifesaver during the colder months! They’re so nice to wear in fall and spring when it’s a little too warm for mittens but also a little too cold to go completely bare-handed. But my favorite way to use these warming accessories is to wear them under a sweater. I always get
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These ribbed wrist warmers are easy to knit and a good project to make if you are new to knitting in the round on a circular needle. Skills needed for knitting the Easy ribbed wrist warmers: How to knit the Easy ribbed wrist warmers Materials needed: Cast on: 40 stitches on your US 2,5 /3mm
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This knitting pattern features two of my favorite things when it comes to knitting: Heart rib and wrist warmers! I love the heart ribbing stitch pattern because it looks stunning, is fun to knit, and because the 3D effect makes it very squishy. The advantages of wrist warmers are many… Heart rib wrist warmer knitting
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The mistake rib stitch is a perfect knitting stitch pattern to try out for new knitters. All you need to know to pull this off is literary how to do knit and purl stitches. It’s also a one-row repeat, which makes it super easy to memorize! We’re talking about the very basics here, and yet
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The wedge toe is sometimes referred to as squared toe. No matter what you call it’s a popular choice amongst sock designers and knitters. In this post, I will show you how I knit a wedge toe on magic loop. This tutorial isn’t part of any pattern but can be used for any stitch count
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Want to learn how to knit a pair of socks in any yarn and size without a pattern? Then you’ve come to the right blog post! 🙂 Note: This post doesn’t contain a knitting pattern, instead it’s a tutorial on how to use a formula to knit a basic sock from the cuff down in
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How to make a neat join in the round A jog often appears when the cast on stitches is joined for knitting in the round. If the cast on edge is visible that jog can be a bit irritating. Let’s take a look at how we can make a neater join in the round, one
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How to add a Latvian braid when knitting in the round Well, I admit that I’m a tiny bit obsessed with Latvian braids for the moment… And yes, here is yet another blog post about the beautiful braid! If you’re popping in on a regular basis (thank you!) I guess you already have seen the
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The Latvian braid cast on is often used on mittens with Latvian and Scandinavian patterns. But this beautiful cast on works wonders for any project that needs a pretty edge! A cute cast on like the Latvian braid cast on adds a little extra detail and can make a project look a little more put
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