This video is the next in my series of knitCompanion app videos. You can see all of the videos in my knitCompanion playlist.
To try knitCompanion, visit the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, and search for knitCompanion (one word) to download the free version of the app.
The scarf on the mannequin is Mother Earth Wrap, more information and tutorial here.
Congrats to Terry G, Melissa M, Jose A, Michelle C, Wanda C, and Christie H! Winners, check your email for a note from Staci.
If you didn’t win this time, here is info on the yarn and pattern.
You can see the kit (pattern and yarn) here.
You can see all of the Perfection DK yarn colors here.
And the pattern here.
You can add this pattern to your Ravelry queue here.
The random number generator I used to pick the winners can be found here.
Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel – new knitting video every week, and more giveaways coming soon!
In this tutorial we talk about working the stitches in the Celtic Cable Scarf, pattern by Vanessa Lewis. This pattern includes both charted and written instructions, and uses size US 6 (4mm) needles. The pattern calls for 16″ circulars, but you can use longer circulars or straight needles.
You can see the kit (pattern and yarn) here.
You can see all of the Perfection DK yarn colors here.
And the pattern here.
You can add this pattern to your Ravelry queue here.
My finished scarf is knit in Winter Lake.
The cable needles I show in the video:
The Knitter’s Pride kit with the magnetic necklace
The Brittany wood cable needle
The sterling silver cable needle
The short DPN I show is a 5″ needle from ChiaoGoo.
In the video I mistakenly said the pattern is by Vanessa Ewing – it is designed by Vanessa Lewis! Sorry for the mistake.
You can see the Perfection DK yarn colors here.
And the pattern here.
And the kit (pattern and yarn) here.
In the video, I mistakenly said the pattern is by Vanessa Ewing, it is actually designed by Vanessa Lewis! Sorry, Vanessas! For the record, I’ve done a couple of other tutorials using this very same yarn with patterns designed by Vanessa Ewing. 🙂
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In this video I demonstrate my favorite stretchy bind-off in slow motion.
You can see all of my slow-motion videos here.
The regular speed version of this technique here.
The sweater on the mannequin is Undulating Lines Pullover, more info and tutorial here.
The yarn I use for demonstration is PaintBox Yarns Wool Mix Chunky. The needles are Knitter’s Pride bamboo DPNs.
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In this tutorial we talk about the construction and stitches in the Undulating Lines Pullover pattern by Stella Egidi. To get your yarn kit (includes pattern!), visit the Mountain Meadow Wool website.
This sweater has six sizes, 36 (40, 44 3/4, 48, 52 3/4, 55 1/4) inches, and uses Mountain Meadow Wool Alpine yarn. It uses needle sizes US 5 (3.75 mm) and US 6 (4.0 mm).
The swatch ruler I use in the video is by Katrinkles.
This video is the next in my series of knitCompanion app videos. You can see all of the videos in my knitCompanion playlist (more coming!) here.
To try knitCompanion, visit the Apple App Store or Google Play Store, and search for knitCompanion (one word) to download the free version of the app.
The Android tablet I’m using is a Samsung Galaxy Tab A.
The scarf on the mannequin is Mother Earth Wrap, more information and tutorial here.
It is a long abbreviation, but a simple technique. In this video I demonstrate how to work “with yarn in front” and “with yarn in back”.
The project I’m working on in the video is Nauset Light, here is the link on Ravlery.
The needles I’m using are Knitter’s Pride Zing from an interchangeable set.
The scarf on the mannequin is Mother Earth Wrap, more information and tutorial here.
Lots of requests for this one! Working the purl stitch while using the flicking method of holding your yarn and needles, in slow-motion.
You can see all of my flicking videos here.
You can see all of my slow-motion videos here.
The scarf I’m using for demonstration is Nauset Light, more information here on Ravelry.
The needles I’m using are Knitter’s Pride Zing from an interchangeable set.
Congrats to KerryJo S, Cynthia P, and Tammie S! Winners, check your email for a note from Staci.
If you didn’t win this time, follow Rowan at Finnegan’s Run on Facebook for updates, the shop will open soon and the kits will be available to order.
The random number generator I used to pick the winners can be found here: www.random.org
Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel – new knitting video every week, and more giveaways coming soon!
