Top tips to help you create beautiful fairisle or stranded knitting.
Mastering these techniques will unlock a whole new level of creativity and confidence in your craft.
5 free projects for swift gift knitting: First in a series fun and relatively quick festive makes, so you can enjoy some crafty goodness over the season without getting overwhelmed.
My Treecreepers mitts are out today in Knit Now Magazine, issue 135!
Continuing on the birdy theme, the pattern for my new Greenfinch Mitts is out today!
Inspired by birdsong and the promise of spring, the Greenfinch Cowl is the first of my Feathered Friends collection and it’s out today.
Simple ways to put you own stamp on your knits, using mu Kitchen Garden Tunic as an example.
This project is small and achievable - an experienced knitter can achieve these within a week so it’s a great project for gift giving.
Finding design inspiration can be a real challenge for many, but the truth is it's all around us…
Casting on a large number of stitches can make many a knitter's heart sink, so here I'm sharing a top tip for taking the pain out of this process.
How do you go about choosing the yarn that's going to work best for your project?
Some of the free knitterly goodies available in my Resource Library
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PDF mini course to equip you with a great repertoire of different cast ons for achieving a great finish every time
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Blossom Mitts knitting pattern
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Beaded bauble knitting pattern
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Tutorial: how to knitting read charts - the basics.
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Downloadable PDF - Handy guide to choosing the best length circular needle for your projects
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Twinkle Mitts knitting pattern
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A4 Printable Knitter’s proportional graph paper.
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Intarsia Bag Knitting Pattern
Whether you’re a seasoned yarn festival-goer or a first-time attendee, here are some hints and tips to help make the most of your festival experience.