These videos will get you started with knitting. Videos include making a slip knot, casting-on, the knit stitch, the purl stitch, and binding off.

An alphabetical list of different stitches, tricks, and skills. Includes different increases, decreases, binding-off techniques; and tricks like joining in-the-round and spit splicing.

Each of these video series take you through a pattern from soup to nuts, start to finish. The videos are available to help you with any pattern you’re working on, or the patterns used in the videos are available for purchase and immediate download.

These videos use a simple pattern and worsted-weight yarn to quickly get you through the tricky parts of sock knitting.

These videos use a simple pattern and worsted-weight yarn to quickly get you through the tricky parts of toe-up sock knitting.

Magic loop knitting is a way of knitting socks (or any tiny tube) with a long circular needle instead of double-pointed needles. In this pattern you will see links to seven instructional videos that will explain each section in detail, and help get you through the tricky parts.

This baby sweater, called the Toddler Tunic, is knit in the classic top-down raglan style. Learning to knit this little sweater gives you the knowledge you need to easily work any top-down raglan pattern. Pattern includes four sizes 6 mo, 12 mo, 18 mo, and 24 mo.

Intimated by the twists and turns of traditional Irish Fisherman knitting? This shawl is a good place to start learning how to manage a cable needle and read the charts.

Fingerless GLOVES, not mittens – don’t be fooled! Fingerless gloves are a much better fit. They lovingly wrap and cuddle each finger, so that there is no unfortunate gaping around the hand.

Learn the tricks of working fair isle colorwork in this quick-knit cap in baby or adult sizes; including using circular needles, chart reading, keeping good tension, and using double-pointed needles. Pattern includes links to three instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

Hand knit Christmas Stockings are perfectly awesome on their own…but when you think about it, they’re just big socks, right? When you learn the techniques of making a stocking, you’re also learning what you need to know to follow any cuff-down sock pattern! That’s why I’m offering this as a video lesson.

Get knitting! This pattern as a good first project for all beginning knitters. We learn slip knot, casting-on, knit stitch, purl stitch, binding off, pattern reading, and how to alternate knits and purls in the same row. Then, once you know the basics, we start on a scarf pattern together.