Honk: a lace knitting stitch pattern
As I remarked on Patreon when I drew the word for this post, sometimes my backers suggest evocative, poetic words
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
As I remarked on Patreon when I drew the word for this post, sometimes my backers suggest evocative, poetic words
Continue readingI am sometimes asked how to see the words in my stitches. The answer is that they aren’t directly visible,
Continue readingThis time I’m explaining the structure of the double increase that is often described as (k1, p1, k1) in 1
Continue readingSo far as I know, this isn’t a real cast-on, but I wanted to show the structure of the particular
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Continue readingI am gradually working through showing the structures of a variety of knitting stitches, to illustrate, step by step, the
Continue readingThe random number generator picked Honk from the suggestions for this post, suggested by Kate, one of my Patreon supporters.
Continue readingI was going to explain the structure of the KYOK increase (k1, yo, k1, all in one stitch) next, but
Continue readingI’ve been writing a series about blog posts about knitting stitch structure and have been focusing on increases. Today’s post
Continue readingWhen I was posting the Happen charted design, I realized that it reminded me of another, so I scrolled back
Continue readingThe random number generator picked Fresh from the suggestions for this post, suggested by Kate, one of my Patreon supporters.
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