This is a free pattern, sponsored by Knitter’s Pride. No Tunisian Crochet experience necessary! To find a shop that carries Knitter’s Pride Products near you, visit their Shop Finder page. Size: 40 inches (102 cm) square, baby blanket or throw size, size can be easily modified Tunisian Hook: Size K (6.5mm) Yarn: Twelve 100 gram […]
You are welcome to comment here, but to enter the giveaway, you must leave your comment on the YouTube page for this video. CLICK HERE to visit the YouTube page to leave your comment. Since not everyone can win, you can find these needles for sale here. Please watch the entire video for instructions on […]
Whoops – you’ve made a mistake several stitches back, and “tinking” (unraveling one stitch at-a-time) is your best option for correcting the mistake – but the row you’ve knit is full of increases and/or decreases. In this video, I show you how to tink back through common increases and decreases. Other videos available on tinking: […]
In this video I show you how to work the Smocked Rib stitch, an interesting add-on to 2×2 rib. Important note – this stitch can be substituted in a pattern that calls for 2×2 rib, but because the smocking stitch stabilizes the stretch of the rib, I don’t recommend it for areas that require a […]
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Sized for men and women, pattern includes written instructions and cable chart, and 4-part video tutorial.
A great set of all-purpose hooks! To enter, just leave a comment here on YouTube and I’ll use a random number generator to pick a winner on August 19. Since not everyone can win, you can find these hooks for sale here. You are welcome to comment here, but to enter the giveaway, you must […]
In this Crochet for Knitters video, I show you how to work the Alternate Stitch as a dishcloth. This stitch is pretty and really fun to work! Info below on how to try it out as a dishcloth, and if you end up loving the stitch, you can easily work it into a whole blanket […]
