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A new no-curl version of the Stockinette stitch
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit a no curl version of the Stockinette (Stocking stitch)… YAY! Why? Although we love it, sometimes we tend to avoid it: The curling is a no-no factor for many knitters… I came up with his version after many long nights of trial and error. So now if you want to knit a scarf, a blanket, without using a second stitch for the edges, this version of the Stockinette stitch is simply perfect! It creates a thick fabric, almost cushioned… It’s also slightly stretchy and, for certain garments, I’d use it instead of the ribbing stitch. On the other hand, it’s a two-row…
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How to Knit the Unique Estonian Braid: 1-row technique
In today’s tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit the Estonian Braid, step by step. Why? Because sometimes we get bored of knitting the same 1 x 1 or 2 x 2 classic ribbing, don’t we? Actually, it’s an ancient technique used in Eastern Europe to embellish the ribbing of hats, sweaters, and gloves/mittens. It works as an eye-catching border between the rib and the rest of the garment. Besides, the Estonian Braid is easy to make, it’s a one row technique that involves knitting and slipping stitches… … And it definitely gives a more stylish look to your knitting work 🙂 Furthermore, if you want to highlight it even more,…
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How to Knit the Easiest Kitty Cat Hat + video
Today, I’m sharing how to knit the easiest Kitty Cat Hat knitting pattern, using straight needles, it’s in the new Halloween knitting projects list, that I’ve created on my YouTube channel (click here if you’d like to take a look). This Kitty Cat Hat pattern comes also in several sizes from 12 months to too many months to mention size 😉 It’s really quick and fun to knit, and the only techniques required are Garter stitch and bind off, so it’s a great project for beginners. Ok, grab your needles, and let’s get started! Materials 8 US knitting needles (5 mm). 100 gr of Aran, nº 4 or worsted weight…
