There is something so elegant about knitting on the bias, a.k.a. knitting diagonally. While it’s just a matter of increasing on one edge of your work while decreasing at the same rate on the other edge, it elevates something like basic garter stitch with such simplicity.
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Picks of the Week
All of this week’s picks can easily be made in a weekend (if not an afternoon) and are a great way to get down with your introverted winter self!
How to Count Garter Stitch Rows
As a beginning knitter, I always found counting garter stitch rows challenging. Learn how to count garter stitch rows with this beginner friendly knitting video tutorial.
How to Knit a Chain Edge
Learn how to knit a chain edge, an easy knitting trick to make your finished projects look amazing!
12 Patterns to Help Stitch Away Stress
The one in which I open up (a little) about my anxiety. Mostly check out 12 easy-to-make knit and crochet patterns that are perfect for helping you stitch away stress. :)
Picks of the Week
There were some super fun yarn ideas online this week! I feel like I say that a lot, but do you see that Star Wars mug cozy? The cute little amigurumi octopi?
Bulky Throw
Check out this free pattern for a knit blanket that works up quickly and is totally beginner-friendly!
Newbie Fringe Scarf Pattern
This absolute beginner-friendly pattern is knit entirely in garter stitch, which means you only have to know how to do a basic cast on, knit stitch, and a basic bind off.
