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Once you’ve gotten the hang of knitting a small circumference project with a long circular needle, you’re ready to tackle both halves at the same time. This technique works for […]
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Many knitters shy away from projects that involve double-pointed needles because they’re awkward to work with until you’ve completed several hours of practice to find your groove. If you’re not […]
Please note: the following washing recommendations apply to Morehouse Merino Lace Yarn. For shawls, scarves and lace creations made with other yarns, refer to the yarn manufacturer’s washing and care instructions. […]
Most knit pieces benefit from a washing after completion. It evens out stitches. In some cases, washing is the final step. For lace shawls, for instance, washing and blocking bring […]
alt alternate (every other) beg beginning c cable cc contrasting color cont continue cr cross dpn double-pointed needle(s) dec decrease inc increase k knit k 1b knit 1 below k […]
How to slip stitches Whenever a pattern calls for a slipped stitch (abbreviated slst), transfer stitch by holding left and right needle parallel and transferring next stitch on left needle […]
The uniqueness of hand painted variegated yarns poses a challenge to knitters: each skein might be slightly—and sometimes not so subtly—different. The skein may contain the same color scheme, but […]
Here are some pointers to successfully knit with lace yarn: If you are knitting a loose shawl (with large needles or a in pattern that’s very lacy and open), begin […]
Please note: the following instructions apply to our patterns using Morehouse Merino Yarn. You may have to change the instructions if you are working from your own pattern or are […]