Wrap & turn short rows are usually the first method a knitter learns for the shaping technique.  It’s an easy way to pull the rows together without leaving a hole. […]

Knitted socks or slippers are so cozy, but sometimes they can be a bit slippery on a hardwood floor! (I say that and then I really had to work on […]

Also known as the ‘picking’ method (as opposed to the American style, or ‘throwing’ method), the Continental knitting style minimizes the movement in the wrist, allowing for the potential of […]

Binding off is the way you end most knitting projects. And just like casting on, there are different ways to do it! Here is a video for the most popular […]

Cables are beautiful, but they are a whole different animal when it comes to knitting! The ‘baby cable’ or ‘faux cable’ stitch gives a little twist to a rib that […]

A knitter’s worst nightmare – other than having to rip it all out – I dropped a stitch and my project is starting to unravel! Fear not. After this quick […]

A big part of your practice knitting is about building muscle memory (not just the hands, remember the brain is a muscle too!) so you can do it without even […]

This is the start of any knitting project.  It’s called the cast on and it represents the first row of stitches to touch the needles.  You’ll cast on as many […]