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Archive by Article Title | Archive by Date How To Choose a Knitting Loom Thinking about purchasing a knitting loom or knitting board but don't know which one to get? Here is a list of factors to consider when choosing a knitting loom Garden Plants As Natural Dyes Find out what plants you may have growing in your garden, home, or flowerbeds that you can use to dye your knitting yarn or fabric. Read here to get an idea what you can add to your landscape if you want to start natural dyeing. Fixing Knitted Curled Edges Do the edges of your hand-knit item curl? Looking for ways to fix this? Read this article to troubleshoot this knitting challenge! Fixing Dropped Stitches Dropped stitches are a common problem for knitters, and one many knitters need to know how to deal with. Read this article to find out how to fix them. Finishing School Review My Review of Deborah Newton’s Finishing School: A Master Class For Knitters, Read on to see if this finishing guide and pattern book is for you! Diagonal Eyelet Washcloth Pattern This lacy diagonal design washcloth is an easy pattern that knits up fast to make a usable and attractive washcloth. Continental Purl Stitch Tutorial Continental Purling is the next step after Continental Knit. Read this article for a tutorial to round out your knitting skills by learning this cornerstone stitch. Continental Knit Stitch Tutorial Explains how to do the basic knit stich continental style, aka yarn in left hand. Great for both the new knitter or the experienced knitter wanting to expand their skill set. Caring For Your Hand Knits Once you have created a beautiful knitted piece, you want to make sure it retains its beauty for as long as possible. Read this to find out how to properly care for your hand knits Boxed Windows Washcloth Pattern This free washcloth or dishcloth pattern features a strong and simple boxed in squares design created entirely from knit and purl stitches. Suitable for a beginner, this project makes a nice, solid soft cloth for cleaning.
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