Knitting Tutorials

The long tail cast on is a favorite for most knitters and with good reason. It produces a neat, stretchy edge and works well with most knitting projects. But no method or technique is without

There’s nothing worse than coming to a complete knitting standstill because you’ve realized you made a mistake in your knitting. You scream, you curse, and you’re ready to give up. We’ve all been

When you have reached the end of your knitting project you will want to bind off. Binding off, or casting off as it is known in the UK, is the last step you will take in knitting your project. It is

Now that you’ve learned how to knit the knit stitch, you are ready to learn the second fundamental knitting stitch: the purl stitch. This is a favorite of ours as it really broadens the knitting

There are two basic stitches at the heart of knitting: the knit stitch and the purl stitch. In today’s Knitting 101, you will learn another knitting basic: the knit stitch. Not only is it quick and

In this Knitting 101 post, we’ll be showing you how to cast on in knitting. Of all the knitting cast on methods, the long tail cast on is the easiest to learn and use. This stretchy cast on method

When it comes to knitting, the slip knot is the foundation to any good knitting project. It is a method you will turn to again and again in knitting and is used in a variety of cast-on methods. Before

When you ask people why they procrastinate, most will say it is because they don’t feel like doing whatever it is they’re supposed to be doing. Others will say they want to fulfill the task that needs

As a self-taught knitter, I can relate to the stress that comes with the desire to learn how to knit and not knowing where to begin. The choices available to knitters are endless, really. There are