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[ad_1] Mastering color changes is crucial in knitting, particularly for stripes and intricate designs. Here, I’ll cover some simple techniques to help you change colors. Frustrated Teacher Quits In Di...

[ad_1] As a wool sock knitter, here are techniques on how to best care for these cozy items. Frustrated Teacher Quits In Disgust, Sells The Farm, Moves The Family Halfway Across The World And… Starts ...

[ad_1] As a knitter, I’ve found that having the right app can make a world of difference in my projects. So, I’ve created a list of some of the best knitting apps I’ve come across. Frustrated Teacher ...

[ad_1] Knitting complex patterns often leads to mistakes. A knitting lifeline is a helpful technique for saving work. Frustrated Teacher Quits In Disgust, Sells The Farm, Moves The Family Halfway Acro...

[ad_1] As I age, my body doesn’t bounce back as quickly as it used to, but I want to continue my daily knitting practice for years to come! So, I went on a quest to see how I can keep my body ship-sha...

[ad_1] Sometimes, I find myself staring at my needles, unsure how to begin a new technique. Other times, I might lose my knitting mojo halfway through a large project like a blanket or sweater. These ...