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Knowing how to remove serger stitches the right way is a big help when you have to undo some sewing worked on a serger/overlocker machine. While the easiest way to deal with a serged seam you don’t want would be to cut it off, that isn’t always the best option depending on what you’re making […]
This bulky stockinette throw knitting pattern is super easy to make and a really fast project because three strands of yarn are held together throughout. When I made it I happened to have a lot of several different colors of the same yarn so mine is actually color blocked, but you could hold three strands […]
When you’re working narrow cables, it’s easy to cable without a cable needle, which saves you the step of having to find a cable needle or double pointed knitting needle to work your stitches. Let’s see how it’s done! Right Leaning Cable Let’s start with a right leaning cable without a cable needle. This would […]
If you want to speed up the process of making things with air dry clay, here’s how to dry air dry clay in an oven. Wait, Isn’t It Called Air Dry Clay? There is no reason at all that you would need to dry air dry clay in an oven, other than speed. It doesn’t […]
Knitting cables is fun and easy, especially when knitting basic braided cables, but it can be fun to know some mock cable knitting patterns, too. These mock cable designs add a little twist that’s reminiscent of a cable without needing to use a cable needle. There are a few variations on mock cable knitting patterns, […]
Learning how to knit with double pointed knitting needles is often the first exposure knitters have to knitting in the round. While it’s not the easiest method to learn for circular knitting, it does come in handy to know how to do it. What Are Double Pointed Knitting Needles? Double pointed knitting needles, also known […]
Magic loop knitting is a method of circular knitting that involves one long circular needle rather than double pointed knitting needles or two circular knitting needles. It can be used for projects with a small circumference like socks and sleeves, or projects with more stitches, so long as your needle is long enough to maneuver. […]