The star toe is a great toe style for knitters whose middle toes are longer than their big toe. This is also a useful technique for knitters who don’t enjoy grafting stitches together at the end of the wedge toe.
The crescent shawl is an elegant, simple shape that creates dramatic drape when knit at the right gauge. Here’s how.
This post walks beginner knitters through how to knit a triangle shawl four different ways. There are step-by-step instructions.
Cable knitting is a fun way to add texture to projects, but it can also be slow. If you knit without a cable needle, things speed up!
Yarn bowls can be a helpful tool for keeping your yarn under control, but sometimes they’re just not in the budget. Here are 5 alternatives.
Learning to knit is full of surprises, but of course, you don’t know what you don’t know. Here are some things to help new knitters.
Picking the right size of a knit garment or accessory can be tricky. This post aims to demystify the sizing in my sock patterns.
Knitting can easily become an expensive hobby, but it doesn’t have to be! Here are 13 tips to help keep costs down.
Linen yarn is a popular material for knitting summer tops and wraps. This post explores some of its unique characteristics.
People often think my handknit socks must be so delicate and fragile. That hasn’t been my experience, though! Here’s the real scoop.