Sometimes a pattern throws you a curveball: “Cast on 5 stitches at the beginning of the next row.” Wait… what? You’ve already started your project! Don’t worry — this is a common technique, especially in sweaters, underarm shaping, shawls, or anytime a pattern grows mid-stream. Let’s look at how to Add Stitches at the Beginning…
Use up your leftover yarn and stitch your stories into something meaningful.Today’s the day! I’m so excited to finally share this project with you. You are going to love this scrap blanket knitting pattern. Whether you’ve been quietly watching the countdown on Instagram or just stumbled across this post, welcome to the launch of the…
If you’re learning how to knit, chances are you’ve already tackled the knit stitch—and now you’re ready to add the next foundational skill to your toolbox: the purl stitch. In this beginner-friendly guide, I’ll walk you through exactly how to purl step-by-step, explain what the stitch does, and show you how knit and purl stitches…
Ready to Knit Your First Row? Let’s Do It Together If you’ve just learned to cast on—congrats! 🎉 You’ve taken your first step into the wonderful world of knitting. Now it’s time for your very first knit stitch—and I’ll guide you through every loop, wrap, and scooch. 😊 This tutorial is Part 2 of my…
Want a Neat Start to Your Knitting Projects? Try the Long Tail Cast On If you’re just getting started with knitting, the long tail cast on is one of the most useful techniques to learn. It creates a nice, stretchy edge and is perfect for scarves, sweaters, or just about any project. In today’s tutorial,…
The 10 Stitch Blanket is a mesmerizing, spiraling knit blanket that is perfect for using up leftover yarn. This unique pattern, designed by Frankie Brown, is available for free on Ravelry. Look for the variations as well! Unlike traditional blankets that require sewing multiple strips together, this pattern is worked in one continuous spiral, joining…
Introduction Knitted Knockers are handmade, soft, and lightweight breast prostheses designed for women who have undergone mastectomies. Unlike traditional silicone prosthetics, these are breathable, comfortable, and can be worn inside a bra without irritation. I’ve been knitting Knitted Knockers for years and donating them to my local oncologist and breast surgeon, where they are given…
