If you didn’t win this time, this needle set can be purchased 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 the winner can be found here.
Be sure to subscribe to my channel – new knitting video every week, and more giveaways coming soon!
Instructions for working the Wishbone Stitch:
Cast-on a multiple of 8 stitches, plus 1.
Row 1: *k1, yo, k2, s2kp (slip 2 stitches together knit-wise, k1, pass 2 slipped stitches over knit stitch), k2, yo*, repeat between *s to last stitch, k1.
Rows 2 & 4: Purl all stitches.
Row 3: *k2, yo, k1, s2kp, k1, yo, k1*, repeat between *s to last stitch, k1.
Row 5: *k3, yo, s2kp, yo, k2*, repeat between *s to last stitch, k1.
Row 6: Purl all stitches.
Work to desired length, then bind-off purl-wise on wrong side of work.
To work this stitch in-the-round:
Cast-on a multiple of 8 stitches, join in-the-round.
Round 1: *k1, yo, k2, s2kp (slip 2 stitches together knit-wise, k1, pass 2 slipped stitches over knit stitch), k2, yo*, repeat between *s to end of round.
Rounds 2 & 4: Knit all stitches.
Round 3: *k2, yo, k1, s2kp, k1, yo, k1*, repeat between *s to end of round.
Round 5: *k3, yo, s2kp, yo, k2*, repeat between *s to end of round.
Round 6: Knit all stitches
Work to desired length, then bind-off normally on Round 6.
The bulky gray yarn I used in the sample is Malabrigo Chunky, in color Polar Morn, knit using size 10.5 US needles..
The blue yarn I used in the lacier sample is leftover Blue Moon Fibers sock yarn – sorry, I don’t remember the color name! That sample was knit on size 7 US needles.
The sweater on the mannequin is my Easy-Knit Sweater Jacket, pattern + video tutorial.
The shawl I’m wearing is the Clapotis pattern, knit with Noro Silk Garden yarn.
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), December 18th, 2013; and the winner will be announced in video on December 19th, 2013. The winning comment will be chosen by random number generator.
You are welcome to comment here on this blog post, but to enter the contest, your comment needs to be on the YouTube watch page HERE.
This needle set can be purchased 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 sweater on the mannequin is my Easy Knit Sweater Jacket, pattern + tutorial.
The shawl I’m wearing is the Clapotis, knit in Noro Silk Garden.
Let’s say you’ve knitting ribbing, you’ve made a mistake, and you need to rip back. Here is a way of stringing a lifeline through rib stitch, so that you don’t have to worry about retrieving dropped stitches!
Information on things you’ll see in this video:
The sweater on the mannequin is my Three Rectangles, Two Triangles pattern + video tutorial.
The shawl I’m wearing in the video is the Clapotis, knit in Noro Silk Garden.
The purple yarn I used for demonstration is Malabrigo Chunky. The bamboo needles I used are made by Clover.
Sure, they can lift 300 lbs over their heads, but how to they measure up as knitters?
Many thanks to Scott, Shaheen, and Rob from California Strength for being such good sports. You can see their weightlifting videos on the California Strength YouTube channel.
The red sweater I’m wearing is my Three Rectangles, Two Triangles pattern + video tutorial.
The multi-colored shawl I’m wearing (in the shot with the guys) is the Clapotis, mine is knit in Noro Silk Garden.
To see the card-making part of this collaboration, visit Kristina Werner’s video.
New to knitting? You can see my knitting basics video playlist here.
Or, here is a good first project for new knitters, which also teaches you to knit.
Instructions for working this scarf bookmark are as follows:
Using leftover sock yarn and size 3mm needles, cast on 5 stitches.
Work every row in knit stitches until the piece measures 10 inches.
Bind-off, and add 4 double strands of fringe to each end (as demonstrated in the video).
The shawl I’m wearing in the video is the Clapotis, knit in Noro Silk Garden.
The red yarn I used in my snowman scarf is Jawool sock yarn.
The light blue yarn I used for demonstration is Malabrigo Chunky.
How about a knitting project you can really sink your teeth into and knit thorough the holidays? I’ve named this sweater “Three Rectangles, Two Triangles” for a reason – those are the simple shapes required. This is a drop-shoulder sweater jacket knit in bulky yarn and a dense mock rib stitch. This project is most appropriate for knitters with at least “advanced beginner” skills – comfortable with casting-on, knitting, and purling. Everything else is covered in the four-part video tutorial.
Bulky yarn and size 9/5.5mm needles means that you’ll have this sweater finished in no time.
I kid you not when I say this – I finished this sweater about the same time that the weather turned drastically cold here in Texas. I’ve worn this sweater EVERY DAY. It’s already a favorite this winter.
Sizes: XS, S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL [to fit actual bust measurements of 28 (32, 36, 40, 44, 48, 52) inches]
Needles: Size US 9, 5.5mm (or size needed to get the correct gauge), circular needles or straights
Yarn: Knit Picks Wool of the Andes Bulky in Wine, 137 yards, 100% Peruvian Highland Wool
XS – 7 hanks
S – 8 hanks
M – 9 hanks
L – 10 hanks
XL – 11 hanks
2X – 12 hanks
3X – 13 hanks
Additional Materials: tapestry needle for seaming and weaving in ends
Gauge: 4 stitches to the inch in mock rib pattern, 5 rows to the inch
This pattern is available in four different formats, each includes links to 4-part video tutorial:
1. PDF Pattern, traditional and printable. $8.00 US via PayPal
2. Amazon Kindle digital download (suitable for Kindle devices and devices that use the Kindle app). $7 US.
3. eReader (For non-Kindle eReaders, any device using the Google Play Books app) $7.20 US
The Anglo Saxon Pennanular Brooch is made by Ally Shaw. Her etsy store is called Feral Strumpet.
You can also visit her website.
And the brooch is here.
The shawl I’m wearing in the video is the Clapotis, knit in Noro Silk Garden.
The bulky yarn I used for demonstration and the bulky sample is Lion Brand Hometown USA. I demonstrated using size 13 US (9mm) needles.
If you didn’t win but would like to purchase this needle set, it can be found here.
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 the winner can be found here.
Be sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel – new knitting video every week, and more giveaways coming soon!
Setting or “easing” sleeves is probably the most challenging part of finishing a pieced sweater. Here are some tips to make that easier.
Info to things you’ll see in this video:
The finished sweater I’m seaming is my (yet undyed) Ombre Dyed Sweater, pattern + video tutorials.
The clippie markers I use can be found here.
The poncho on the mannequin is the Easy Folded Poncho, knit in Knit Picks City Tweed DK.
My “Embrace the Swatch” water bottle can be found here.
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), November 20th, 2013; and the winner will be announced in video on November 21st, 2013. The winning comment will be chosen by random number generator.
Please note – you are welcome to leave a comment or question here on my website, but to enter the contest you must comment on the video on YouTube.
This needle set can be purchased 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 poncho on the mannequin is the Easy Folded Poncho pattern by Churchmouse Yarns. You can see the details of my project on my Ravelry project page, where you can also click through to the pattern.
