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Category: Tips for Knitting

 

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A Simple Knitting Guide

Learning how to knit doesn't have to be stressful. Read this guide to get a grasp on the basics.

Knitting Abbreviations

Having trouble reading a pattern? Find a complete list of knitting abbreviations here in this extensive list.

Knitting Bobbles Tutorial

This wonderful free knitting tutorial will have you knitting bobbles in no time at all! The technique demonstrated produces rounded bobbles. Once you learn how to make your own, make sure to check out the Pieces O' Pie Pattern!

Knitting on a Plane: Tips and Tricks

Laura Zander from Jimmy Beans Wool offers her best advice for knitting on a plane. All of her tips fit within TSA regulations too. Read on for tips and tricks for the traveling knitter!

Tricksy Knitting Chart Maker

Are you still trying to sketch out new color knitting charts using pen and paper? Stop! Instead, use this Tricksy Knitting Chart Maker to create charts to your heart's content. Once your chart is created, feel free to print, share or embed your chart as you please. It's easy!

Weaving in Ends: Knitting 101

Weaving in ends of yarn once you finish a project can be tedious, but doing it correctly is very important! In this article, Weaving in Ends: Knitting 101, you'll learn the correct way to weave in those last bits of yarn to ensure that your knitted garment lasts without unraveling.

Winding a Center Pull Ball of Yarn

Winding your own ball of yarn can be challenging; if you don't do it correctly it can easily become a pile of knots. Laura Zander from Jimmy Beans Wool shares her tips for winding yarn properly. Learn how to wind a center pull ball of yarn in this free knitting tutorial.

Yarn Covered Coat Hangers

If you're looking for a quick way to bust through some of your yarn stash, try this thrifty idea for Yarn Covered Coat Hangers. While not one of your typical beginner knitting projects, wrapping yarn around the hangers does have value. Not only does it keep clothes from easily falling off of the hangers, but keeps hangers from getting tangled with one another as well.

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