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How to Knit The Little Diamonds Lace Stitch + Video
Today, you’ll learn how to knit the super cute Little Diamonds lace stitch. You can explore more designs like this in the Easy Lace Knitting Patterns collection. Although you’ll see six rows, it’s a four-row repeat pattern; the first two are setup rows. After that, we’ll repeat only rows 1 to 4. Besides, it’s perfect for a wide range of projects such as Summer tops, blouses, scarves, wraps, shawls, you name it. Furthermore, I’d say that even a seasonal cardigan or sweater, will look great on it 😉 In fact, if you want to knit a simple and easy sweater, tailored to your measurements, using your favorite yarn, just follow…
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How to Be a More Productive Knitter: 10 Great Tips
In this post, I’m sharing 10 great tips to help you be a more productive knitter. Why? To me, September is like a new start, the beginning of my favorite time of the year. The long hot days of Summer are the perfect time to get organized, plan, and set systems and goals for the Autumn (or Fall in America). I know that many of you knit just for fun, but some, knit for charity, gifts, or presents for your loved ones, and for others, it’s an important source of income. In today’s tutorial, I’m going to give you my best tips to, get organized, and be a more productive…
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How to Knit a 2-row repeat Chevron Stitch + Video
Today, you’ll learn how to knit and bind off a lovely 2-row repeat Chevron stitch pattern. You may be wondering why another Chevron stitch. Well, the answer is simple: After sharing the last one, I received many requests… And the most frequent were: First, what to do to knit that Chevron stitch without the lace parts (some knitters prefer a dense fabric since they love to knit blankets using this pattern). Second, what to do to finish (bind-off or cast-off) the same way we started (with picks and throughs). Third, some of my followers asked me to explain what to do with so many ends in different colors (how to…
