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Category Archives: Knitting Techniques

Bind Off In Pattern
How to Bind Off in Pattern

Binding off in pattern is a technique often used when finishing a rib pattern. By

Example of pickup stitches along the side of your work
How to Pick Up and Knit Stitches

Picking up and knitting stitches is a useful skill for attaching collars, button bands, and

Cable Cast On

The Cable Cast On is a technique used to draw your cast on edge in

The Decrease Bind Off

The Decrease Bind Off is a method of finishing. This is one of the quickest

Example of a knitted I-Cord
How to Knit I-Cord

The I-Cord is a unique technique for creating knitted tubes. They can be thin or

The Tubular Bind Off Knitting Technique
How to Knit the Tubular Bind Off

The tubular bind off is a sewn bind off which creates an invisible edge on

Example of the Crochet Cast On Edge
Crochet Cast On

The crochet cast on is a method for attaching your yarn to your knitting needle

The German Slip Stitch Selvedge Edge
The German Slip Stitch Selvedge Edge

The German Slip Stitch Selvedge is an edge stitch that gives a finished look to

Learn How to Knit Using a Lifeline While Knitting Lace
How to Use a Lifeline

A lifeline is a piece of waste yarn that allows you to rip back your

How to wind a center pull yarn ball
How to Wind a Center Pull Ball of Yarn (By Hand)

Knitting from a center pull ball keeps your yarn from rolling everywhere as you

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