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When you’re brioche knitting (or purling), you’ll be working every other stitch, alternating with a sl1/yo. Each worked stitch will have two threads to it: the stitch itself plus a […]
Brioche knitting looks pretty tricky, but it’s not – once you get the hang of it! I found it helps to have the big picture in mind to keep track […]
No one likes a break in the yarn, even if it’s just because you’ve come to the end of the skein. But breaks happen for all sorts of reasons – […]
Picking up edge stitches is another useful tool to have in the knitting toolbox because it allows you to change direction in your work. It’s especially useful for adding a […]
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 […]
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 […]
How do sheep stay cool in the warm weather? Many different ways! First, they always have cool water and shade, which are very important. Here, they’ve found a cool spot […]
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 […]