Tidy chain edging
By slipping the first stitch of each row you can create an orderly chain of stitches up the sides of your knitting.
Double Edging (aka Knitting Flat with 3 Skeins)
Create a simple edging on all sides of your knitting and reduce color variation between skeins.
Making Cables Without a Cable Needle
Step-by-step photos of how to rearrange stitches into their final order within a 2/2 cable so you can quickly knit straight across.
Lifted Increases
Lifted increases (also called 'raised increases') are a great way to inconspicuously add stitches to your knitting.
Perfect Cast On for k1/p1 Ribbing
Did you know there is a purl version of a long-tail CO? By alternating the knit and purl version you can create a nearly invisible edge for the ribbing of hats and cuffs.
RT/LT – Right Twist and Left Twist
Learn how to make perfectly matching left- and right-leaning twisted stitches (also called 'crossed stitches').
