Tag: techniques

Working double YOs on the next row, redux

A while back I wrote about some ways of working double YOs on the next row. I still mostly use

It occurs to me that it might be helpful (for other designers at least) to explain how I use my

Last week I shared the beginning of my experiment in joining motifs with Russian grafting. My conclusion? That after steam

Christine Guest recently made an interesting post about joining knitted motifs, and it reminded me that I’ve been meaning to

I have a long-term project in the works that will involve a range of stitch maneuvers beyond decreases and increases.

I was having a conversation with a knitter in my Ravelry group about the difficulty of figuring out where to

Periodically I like to try out techniques I haven’t used before and experiment with them. When I write about this,

I use 1/1 cable crosses fairly frequently in my lace design. Sometimes they help me continue a decrease line where

If you haven’t heard the term, tinking is the process of undoing knitting, stitch by stitch (tink is knit spelled backwards). While

I don’t know if you noticed on Saturday, but I’ve hit on a combination of selvedge stitches that I like