Adding beads to your knitted garment can make it special, but it can also be tedious. In this step-by-step photo tutorial, knitwear designer Caryl Pierre shows us how to easily add the beads to each knitted stitch. Beaded handwarmer pattern included.
I love this magazine! I am continually delighted by the inventive and thoroughly modern knit and crochet designs over at Tangled Online Magazine. The “bi-craftual pair” at Tangled has done it again, launching a beautiful summer issue with an 80’s twist, full of knit and crochet patterns that call for sock-weight yarn. This issue coincides with …
Tangled Goes to Sock Summit and Launches Summer Sock Yarn Issue Read More »
Use a crochet hook to create a scalloped border on your knitted projects. Even if you’ve never crocheted before, you will be able to create this easy decorative finish just by grabbing a crochet hook and following the video.
“But honey, you LIKE doing the dishes!” The first time my boyfriend said this to me I stared him down like a jungle cat narrowing in for the kill. Misguided man-notions aside, why not make something you do anyway more enjoyable through knitting? I’ve got two great easy projects for you that could revolve around …
Knitted Dishcloth Pattern and How To Add a Single Crochet Border Onto Your Knitting Read More »
A provisional cast-on is a cast-on that you take out later. It preserves your stitches as “live stitches” – loops ready to be placed on a needle and knitted at any time. The Crochet Provisional Cast-On is easy to do and as easy to remove when the time comes.
