Skip to main content

Featured

New Pattern! Shape Sorter Cube: Crochet Pattern

  Shape Sorter Cube Crochet Pattern Available on Amazon Kindle and Paperback or Ravelry Shape Sorter Cube Crochet pattern is a very versatile pattern and can be made with any yarn and hook! A great quick crochet baby gift for baby shower and birthdays. This may look like a large project but with this pattern it will fly by. This pattern is a beginner crochet pattern consisting of only single crochet and double crochet stitches worked in the round for all shapes and in rows for the cube. Each shape is a single strand of yarn from beginning to end, with no cuts and joins, using only the stitches to create the shapes. This book includes patterns for 6 crochet shapes including: - Star - Heart - Square - Pentagon - Triangle - Circle Along with patterns for each side and how to sew them together. This book is loaded with pictures and tips to help you along the way!

Knitting buttonholes, Weaving Knit Toe of sock, Stacked Knit Stitches, Changing colors when knitting

 Knitting buttonholes, Weaving Knit Toe of sock, Layered Knit Stitches, Changing colors when knitting

BUTTONHOLES

Work to the point specified. Bind off three or more stitches according to directions and work to end of row. In the following row work to the bound off sts and cast on the same number of stitches bound off in previous row and complete row. 

Knitting button holes
Knitting buttonholes pic 1

knitting guide
Knitting buttonholes pic 2


WEAVING TOE

Cut yarn leaving about a 14 inch length, thread this into a darning needle, * insert needle through first st of first needle as if knitting and slip stitch off needle, pass through next stitch as if purling and leave stitch on needle, draw yarn through first st of back needle as if purling and slip stitch off needle, draw yarn through next stitch of back needle as if knitting and leave stitch on needle, repeat from * until all stitches have been worked, fasten neatly.

Knitting sock toe
Knitting sock toe 


STACKED KNIT STITCHES

This is the stitch used most often for embroidering a desired motif on a knitted article. It is worked by: * bringing needle through center of stitch from the wrong side to right side of work—see pic 1. Following the outline of the knit stitch above, draw the yarn across the back of the two strands of this stitch—see pic 1 and 2—return needle to the center of the same stitch—see pic 2—and draw yarn through. Repeat from * starting next stitch by bringing needle through center of stitch to be duplicated—see pic 3.

knit stitches guide
Stacking knit stitches pic 1

knitting guide
Stacking knit stitches pic 2

stitch knitting guide
Stacking knit stitches pic 3


CHANGING COLORS

At the end of a row, tie in new color and continue in pattern. In Scandinavian, Fair Isle or Ski patterns the additional colors are carried on the wrong side of work. Designs of this type are usually worked from a chart with a color code. When changing colors always twist yarns around each other to prevent a hole. If color is carried over more than 4 sts, the carried color should be twisted around the yarn that is being worked to prevent loose lengths on wrong side. Twist the yarn in following manner; pick up carried color, before knitting st in usual manner twist over yarn that is carried. Cut colors only when you are through with that color leaving about a 4 or 5 inch length to be fastened later with a yarn sewing needle. If designs to be worked are separated or only 1 design is worked in a corner of garment, use bobbins to work design.



Popular Posts

Knitting Guide