Woven Cast On Perfect for Hats, Socks, Everything
I love the Resilient Cast On. I was using it consistently until I started a few projects with a large number of cast on stitches. It starts with a third more stitches, which … Continue reading
You’ll Never Look at Hat Brims the Same Way Again
The Showy Rib helps your hat brim stand out in a dramatic way.
This 2-Color Resilient Cast On Adds Punch to your Projects
This beautiful 2-color version of the Resilient Cast On adds a CC while maintaining a flexible edge.
Flat i-Cord Straps Make this Caliente Shell Unique
Tina’s back modeling another summer top for me and I couldn’t be happier. The conditions were completely different this time around. Photos for the Knitty Fiftyfifty Shell were taken at Lake … Continue reading
5 Reasons Why You’ll Love our New Flat i-Cord
Introducing the Flat i-Cord! Here’s why I think you’ll love it as much as I do: Now you can knit an i-cord on straight needles There’s no need to slide the … Continue reading
Getting Started
I’d like to you take a minute to stop by a new blog page I recently added. You see, blogs are great ways of communicating ideas but they’re not so great … Continue reading
Yarn On, Yarn Off: The Resilient Cast On
**Updated November 2017 to add a video tutorial link. Are you impatient? I am, but the funny thing is people assume because I knit, I must be the patient sort. … Continue reading
Where Are We on Our Knitting Journey?
Are you a list maker? I am. I’m never quite sure whether that makes me highly organized or so hopeless that my thoughts flutter away unless I write them down. I … Continue reading
A New Raised Ridge that Beats a Garter Ridge Handsdown
Sometimes it’s all about introducing new big impactful knitting skills (like the Showy Decrease) and sometimes it’s just a tweak like this Nuance-lette. See where you can use it. Showy … Continue reading
Rip Cord Hat Shows How to Add Vertical Interest to Your Knitting
Creating the Vertical Showy Line. One of the most exciting features of the Showy Decrease is its ability to create designs on the face of Stockinette. The Vortex Hat and … Continue reading
Knitting Nuances 