For your best intarsia results ever, you’ve got to visualize the process of knitting your pattern. Check out this post for some of the best tips and tricks to level up your intarsia knitting.
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How to Knit Intarsia Without Bobbins or Butterflies
Learn how to knit intarsia patterns without using bobbins or butterflies, and check out the case for disorganized intarsia knitting with two great video tutorials.
How to Estimate & Manage Yarn Tails in Intarsia Knitting
Learn how to estimate lengths of color for intarsia knitting, as well as how to make intarsia bobbins and intarsia butterflies to manage your ends as you knit.
Intarsia 101
Get an overview of intarsia knitting: what it is and why it’s worth learning, including an in-depth video tutorial on how to knit basic intarsia.
How to Knit & How to Fix Fisherman’s Rib
The Fisherman’s Rib Stitch is a great alternative to knitting brioche because it results in a fluffy, dimensional finished fabric, but it’s a bit easier to knit. Learn all about how to knit Fisherman’s Rib, plus learn how to fix mistakes when they crop up, in two new video tutorials.
Tackle 3 Advanced Knitting Cast Ons
These advanced cast ons involve a little bit more of a song and dance to accomplish, but they allow you to do things like achieve a gorgeous & reversible edge, access your cast on stitches to use later, and make a cast on edge that stretches like no other.
Learn 2 Long Tail Cast Ons
A close look at two different long tail cast ons, the regular Long Tail Cast On and the German Twisted Cast On.
Master the Knitted and Cable Cast Ons
It’s a new year, so let’s start things off by taking a close look at different knitting cast ons. In this post, you’ll learn everything you need to know to master slip knots, the Knitted Cast On, and the Cable Cast On in knitting.
How to Knit Cables 10 Ways
Cables, crosses, crossed stitches – whatever you call them, crossed stitches are an important part of every knitter’s repertoire. Whether you’re looking to learn how to knit crossed stitches for the first time or you’re here to learn about new combinations of crossing knit and purl stitches in your work (can you say 2/1 LPC?), these tutorials have got you covered.
