Last week I posted about inserting I-cord in two colors. I was fairly happy with how it turned out, but I wished the decrease with
Main color in St st, contrast color in i-cord and following fabric From the right side, cast on 3 sts with contrast color. Turn. Row 1: With
MC in St st, CC in i-cord and following fabric From the right side, cast on 3 sts with working yarn. Turn. Row 1: Kfb, k2,
The twin’s mother, my dear friend Katie, admires Dasher. I can see her little girls wearing Dasher and I must knit it for them. This
To work a 180 degree turn, work 12 sts tog (as illustrated above.) To work a 90 degree turn, 6 sts. To make a complete
To use this join, you need one piece with loops on the edge: the selvage, cast on or bind off from Mary Thomas or Barbara
My son bought me a crochet stitch dictionary for Christmas, which made me revisit all of my crochet stitch dictionaries – like eating one potato
Yes, casting on a large number of stitches is a pain can be a challenge. Helpful article on how to keep track All the questions
Much as I’m most comfortable with classic, smooth, monochromatic yarns with good stitch definition to let my stitch experiments shine, hand dyed yarn is so