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Techniques

How to Fix a Hole in a Knitted Sweater: What’s Possible?

Knitted sweaters may develop holes over time, but they can be fixed with a bit of care and effort. To fix a hole in...
Techniques

How to End a Finger Knit: Finishing Touches for Your Projects

Finger knitting is a fun and easy way to create knitted projects without using needles. To end finger knitting, cut the yarn, pull the...
Techniques

How to Make a Bobble in Knitting: Add a Bouncy Twist

Making a bobble in knitting involves knitting multiple stitches into one, turning and purling them, turning and knitting them, then passing them over. This...
Techniques

How to Start a New Ball of Yarn When Knitting: Easier Than You Think

Starting a stitch in knitting is easy and straightforward. To start a stitch, you'll need to cast on the required number of stitches and...
Techniques

How Do You Finish Knitting a Scarf? End Your Project with Style

Finishing a scarf involves binding off your stitches, cutting the yarn, and weaving in the ends with a tapestry needle. You can also add...
Techniques

How to End a Knit Stitch: The Perfect Finish to Your Knitted Projects

Ending a knit stitch involves finishing the row, then binding off stitches and cutting the yarn. Binding off creates a neat edge that prevents...
Yarns & Materials

What Weight is Double Knit Yarn? Understanding DK Yarn and Its Uses

Double knit yarn typically weighs 50-60 grams per 100 meters. This weight can vary depending on the yarn blend and manufacturer, but double knit...
Projects

How to Knit in a Round with Double Pointed Needles: Circular Crafting

Knitting in the round with double-pointed needles can be tricky, but with practice it becomes easier. Start by evenly distributing your stitches onto the...
Techniques

How to Knit with Your Arms: Arm Yourself with Cozy Creations

Knitting with your arms involves casting on and using your arms as knitting needles, creating large, chunky stitches. This is a fun and unique...
Techniques

What is Steeking in Knitting? Cut Your Knitting Without Fear

Steeking is a technique used in knitting to create armholes or cardigan openings. It involves cutting open a knit fabric, which can be done...
Techniques

How to Turn a Heel Knitting Socks: Knit Your Way to Perfect Socks

Turning a heel in sock knitting can be a challenging technique, but it's essential for creating a comfortable and well-fitting sock. To turn a...
Projects

How to Knit on the Wrong Side: The Flip Side of Knit and Purl

Knitting on the wrong side involves following your pattern and usually alternating knit and purl stitches. This creates a different texture on the back...
Techniques

How to Add More Yarn When Knitting: Yarn Your Way to Finishing

Adding more yarn when knitting is a simple process that involves joining the new yarn end to the working yarn, then continuing to knit...
Techniques

How to Turn When Knitting: Knit Your Way to Smooth Turns

When knitting, it's important to know how to turn at the end of a row. To turn, complete the last stitch of the row...
Techniques

How to Do I-Cord in Knitting: Easy Way to Add Embellishments

I-cord in knitting is a technique used to create a narrow tube of knitting that can be used for edgings, straps, or other decorative...
Knitting Patterns

How to Knit an Infinity Scarf: Endless Possibilities for Your Projects

Knitting an infinity scarf is a great project for beginners, as it only requires basic knitting skills and can be completed relatively quickly. To...
Techniques

How to Cast Yarn on Knitting Needles? Get Your Yarn Ready to Stitch

Casting yarn on knitting needles is a fundamental skill in knitting. There are several methods to cast on, including the long-tail cast-on, knit-on cast-on,...
Techniques

How to Add Fringe to Knitted Scarf: Fringe Benefits for Knitting

Adding fringe to a knitted scarf is a fun and easy way to add some personality and flair to your project. To add fringe,...
Techniques

What is Negative Ease in Knitting? Go Against the Grain

Negative ease is a term used in knitting to describe a garment that is smaller than the wearer's measurements. This creates a fitted, stretchy...
Tools & Accessories

What Size Needles for Knitting a Scarf? Keep Your Neck Warm

Use US 8-10 (5-6mm) knitting needles for a scarf, adjusting based on desired thickness and yarn weight. Scarf needle size can vary depending on...
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Katherine Pearce is a knitting enthusiast and the founder of KnittingPassion.com. With a deep passion for the craft, Katherine aims to make knitting accessible to everyone, regardless of their skill level. Through KnittingPassion.com, she provides online tutorials and resources to help others discover the joys of knitting and develop their skills.

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