This technique is used to insert extra rows invisibly in the middle of the knitting (extra rows are shown in...
How to cast on in the middle of a row Knit until the moment where you need to cast on in the row. Turn the work on to the wrong side. Using the cable cast on method (scroll up for a refresher!), cast on stitches on the left hand needle. Insert the needle BETWEEN the first ...
In response to the overwhelming enthusiasm of her Magical Knitting Workshop students, who told her that "this has to be your next book," Cat spent months leaping out of bed in the middle of the night with sudden realizations of new ways to stretch the magic of Moebius-derived knitted forms...
On the other hand, if the project is a finite width I will time how long it takes to do a row and then figure out how much total time it will take to finish the project. And then I divide the total number of hours by the number of days I have to knit it. If I know I won...
13) Finish your row This is a quick tip. Whenever possible, finish the row you’re working on before you put your knitting down. If you leave your knitting in the middle of a row, you may find that when you pick up your knitting again, your tension is different, and it could be ...
I made a new batch of granola this morning for the women I work with. I may need to make a second batch this afternoon because I’m not sure this will be enough to fill all of the jars. It’s down to the wire and I hope I have enough oatmeal left in my canister! I really am...
you or your little one can start working on your first project. The legs have wide stands that are pretty stable and the machine is hand operated - just turn the crank and watch how fast the knitting process can be. You can use a plain knit mode to make scarves or pieces of a bigger...
In the US we generally say “bind off” to refer to finishing the edge of a knitting project, while in the UK, they generally say “cast off”. Whichever term your pattern uses, the technique is exactly the same! Can you change yarn in the middle of a row knitting? If you run out...
Super bulky weight yarn makes short work of this stunning chevron throw. The pattern uses the mosaic colorwork technique to create the signature chevron zigzags. The neat thing about this technique is that there’s no changing colors in the middle of a row. Designer: Yarnspirations Design St...
Row 1: Slip the first st, knit to the end, turn (you are only working on the first set of sts). Row 2: Knit 2 sts, K2tog through the back loops, knit to the end of the row. Work the last 2 rows twice more. Work in garter st until the piece measures 8.5″ (10″/11.5″...