How to Cable
Ever wanted to learn how to cable? We have a tutorial for that! Cables in knitting are formed by crossing stitches, and creating a twist in the fabric. Every cable pattern is basically just a variation on this theme.
Ever wanted to learn how to cable? We have a tutorial for that! Cables in knitting are formed by crossing stitches, and creating a twist in the fabric. Every cable pattern is basically just a variation on this theme.
This simple cable hat knits up quickly, for a luxuriously soft and smooshy result – perfect for last-minute gifts. Get your free pattern now!
There are several ways to incorporate beads into your knitting, but this tutorial illustrates how to place beads using a tiny crochet hook. This is a neat and tidy method which results in beads which sit upright over a single stitch.
Your knitting really isn’t finished until it’s had a bath and a block. Here is the most basic of blocking.
I just love these beautiful, fancy, Fiddlehead mittens!
I just recently knocked out this adorable little baby cardi as a shop sample for Urban Yarns. I had seen Rocketry and Tulip on blogs and always wanted to knit one, and the yarn was also tempting, so all in all this was a very fun and satisfying knit.