BORDERS AND BUTTONHOLES This workshop explores the best techniques for these finishings that make such a difference in our knitted garments. It covers basic maneuvers, four or more basic edging stitch patterns, and the very best buttonholes. Participants will never again struggle with instructions to “pick up and knit 137… Read More »Sally Melville – Borders and Buttonholes
âIt was a dark and stormy knitâŚâ So starts this intriguing mystery. Get ready to join Trystitchual Designs for their first installment of The Slip Knitwise, P.I. Murder Mystery Knit-A-Longs. Set in the classic film noir era of 1945, follow our intrepid gumshoe on a case full of lies, betrayal, and⌅ Read More »Addition by Subtraction Mystery KAL
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
“Falling Water” is a very simple lace patterned scarf. We will cover the basics of following a lace pattern using both written and charted instructions. Materials required: 300 – 400 yards of a soft fingering weight wool yarn and US #5 or #6 needles of any length. A sport weight,… Read More »Very Simple First Lace Scarf
Waiting for Rain is a lovely, beautiful garter and lace crescent shawl that uses an unusual short row lace technique. This gorgeous shawl by Sylvia McFadden is a fun knit that is super flexible in it’s design so you can customize it to your tastes! Come join Alison on Wednesday afternoons… Read More »Waiting for Rain KAL
We all make knitting mistakes…but how do you fix them? Make your knitting a more pleasurable experience by learning to fix your own mistakes. Don’t let your project become a UFO because you dropped a stitch, added a yarn over, or made some other mistake and can’t figure out what to… Read More »Mistakes 101
