The Granny Ripple is a traditional stitch, that I have made especially friendly for knitters learning crochet, and new crocheters. This free pattern includes links to a five-part instructional video.

The Granny Ripple is a traditional stitch, that I have made especially friendly for knitters learning crochet, and new crocheters. This free pattern includes links to a five-part instructional video.
If you didn’t win but would like to purchase this needle set, it can be found here on Amazon. In the US and Canada, you can find a Knitter’s Pride retailer here. Outside the US and Canada, you can find a Knitter’s Pride (Knit Pro) retailer here. The random number generator I used to pick […]
Instructions for working the Bamboo Stitch: CO an even number of stitches Row 1: K1, *yo, K2, pass yo over two knit stitches*, repeat between *s to last stitch, K1 Row 2: Purl across all stitches Work to desired length, and bind-off purl-wise on wrong side of work. To work this stitch in-the-round: CO an […]
Meet my friend Rachel Smith, a former opera singer and expert on American English pronunciation. Her channel helps non-native American English speakers learn American pronunciation. You can check out her channel here: Rachel’s English. Are you looking to learn to knit? You can check out my playlist of knitting basics. Never fear! Every Wednesday, I […]
Please watch the entire video for instructions on how to enter the giveaway. This contest is open to US and international viewers (customs charges may apply outside the US). The contest is open until 12:01 am (US Central Time), October 9, 2013; and the winner will be announced in video on October 10, 2013. Winner […]
After hours at the YouTube Space LA, I gave my friend Sunshine from The Haunting of Sunshine Girl a mini knitting lesson. Spooky things go on in the YouTube Space late at night! Visit Sunshine’s video to see what happened after the knitting lesson!
Instructions for working this bind-off: Set yourself up so you’re ready to work a wrong-side row. With the right-side of the work facing you, and the tail end of the yarn coming from the left side of the work, break the yarn, leaving yourself a tail that is at least twice the length of the […]
Instructions for working the Icelandic Bind-Off: K the first stitch. *transfer stitch from the right needle to the left, giving it a little twist so that it is mounted correctly. Put your right needle through that stitch, as if to purl, reaching through to knit the next stitch normally (through the front loop)* Repeat between […]
When Hollywood needs custom knits for tv and movies, who do they turn to? Judy Graham! You might know Judy’s name from her website and YouTube channel, Knitting Tips by Judy, as well as her video blog (links below). This video was shot at the YouTube Space LA on my recent trip to California. Judy […]