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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Rib stitches are commonly used in knitting to add stretch and to stop rolling edges, but also because they are aesthetically pleasing. The variation of ribbing knit stitch patterns is vast. The standard ribbings use alternating knit columns and purl stitches, creating vertical textured stripes. The width of the stripes can vary from one stitch
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Purl dash lines can drive a knitter crazy! This post is dedicated to removing them. Or rather make sure they are kept on the wrong side of your work where you won’t have to see them 🙂 These little buggers can make or break a project when mixing colorwork with textured patterns. Let’s see what
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In this post, we’re taking a closer look at knitting stripes in garter stitch. I just love knitting garter stitch! It’s so relaxing and the garter stitch fabric is so soft and cuddly. I use it for scarves, blankets, shawls, washcloths… Add some stripes and it becomes even better! Colorwork can be as easy as
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Chinese waves is a super easy stitch pattern to knit. It’s also fun and has a nice wavy texture to it. If you have mastered knitting back and forth (garter stitch) and feel it’s time to try something new this is a good next step! Chinese waves is a variation on garter stitch and all
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Mock honeycomb stitch is an elegant-looking knitting stitch pattern. You can use it for garments like sweaters and cardigans as well as home decor items like blankets, pillows, and towels. k1 uls: an uncommon stitch k1 uls is not a stitch you see every day, so I think it deserves a little extra attention. k1
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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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This textured stitch pattern turns out very squishy. It’s also easy and fun to knit but looks pretty advanced. And, did I mention it’s squishy?! I love everything squishy… When to use this stitch pattern This squishy stitch pattern is elegant enough to be added to almost everything. From clothing to home decor! It looks
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Learn how to use the Knit Below technique with slow and clear video and written instructions. This knitting technique appears in written knitting patterns in abbreviations like K1B. K1B stands for knit one below, meaning “knit one in the row below”. It’s also common to knit in two, three, or even four rows below. The
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