How to Slip Stitch in Knitting?
By: Mindful | Date: 06-Jan
Slip stitch is a knitting technique that can be employed in various ways in every project whether it be a pair of socks or even a blanket.
Knitting in the Round with Magic Loop
By: Mindful | Date: 31-Dec
An age-old debate in the knitting world is over double-pointed needles or the magic loop with one circular needle for knitting in the round.
Why I Knit? A Path to Mindfulness
By: Mindful | Date: 29-Dec
Knitting and other forms of fiber work have enriched my life in ways that transcend its initial reason for being - namely, to provide clothing and/or warmth and shelter.
How to switch from Circular to Double Pointed Knitting Needles
By: Mindful | Date: 22-Dec
Knitting in the round is the technique to create some seamless projects. Imagine socks, hats, leg warmers and so much more. The options for us knitters are - circular needles (fixed or interchangeable) in a length of 10 - 47" according to the project or a set of double pointed needles of 6 - 8".
How to Knit with Acrylic Yarn?
By: Mindful | Date: 17-Dec
Knitting with acrylic yarn is a pleasure. With any regular knitting needles you can fashion acrylic yarn to make a warm sweater, scarf, home decor and pretty much everything you can do with knitting.
Last-Minute Holiday Gift Knits
By: Mindful | Date: 12-Dec
With the holiday season swiftly approaching you might be in a panic to get gifts for all your loved ones. As a knitter, the most obvious gift would be your hand-knit delights. Now, with time running short you need not go in search of knitting patterns and get supplies.
Learn to knit easier and faster with the Portuguese Knitting Style
By: Mindful | Date: 09-Dec
Portuguese knitting is one of the oldest forms of the yarn-craft that require just your regular knitting needles and yarn. The unique knitting style was not even born in Portugal but came from the Persian world, where knitting was invented around 700 CE.
How to Weave in Yarn Ends with a Darning Needle
By: Mindful | Date: 05-Dec
A knitting project is not finished when it's off the knitting needles, it is truly complete when all yarn ends are weaved in and hidden from plain sight. Weaving in yarn ends serves two purposes - keeping the stitches from unraveling and for your knitted fabric to be smooth and neat.
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