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Flattering A-Line Skirt in a wide range of sizes. Fit for the waist is easy using your choice of drawstring tie or elastic.4 skirt panels allow you to knit any size on any machine without needlebed limitations. The sample is knit in
Classic Poncho Shape is just 2 rectangles. Easy knitting that will keep your loved one warm and is sure to please!Perfect Fit™ - Knit this to your dimensions.
One little tip makes all the difference when working Knitweave. Learn how to create beautiful edges and a seaming stitch for finishing perfection.
With non-patterning machines and any time you want to work a hand manipulated stitch pattern, there's usually a lot of counting of needles involved. Here are cheat sheets to help hand selecting needles a snap! Use with 3.6mm, 4.5mm, 6mm, 6
Here are 4 methods of replicating shaping changes from one piece to another. Our example uses curved hems. Create curves on the front, then use one of the methods presented to copy the curve to the back. Use Original Pattern Drafting to create any sh
Easy knitting versus accuracy. When knitting diagonals, we use the magic formula (Diophantine Calculation) to determine the shaping instructions. For example. Decrease 1 stitch every 3 rows, 1 stitch every 2 rows. Variations on these instructions
Choose a gorgeous yarn, a reversible stitch pattern, knit a rectangle, give it a twist, join the ends and VOILA! You have a beautiful infinity scarf or cowl for yourself, a loved one or to sell. Why buy a scarf pattern? No math! Use
Versatile, unisex hat with shaped top. Gores give great shape with minimal bulk at the crown.The band is designed to be doubled, allowing the wearer to easily adjust the length.Add any stitch pattern, use any yarn, any machine ... thi
Use your ribber for a non-roll scarf - quick knitting in an updated style.
Mock ribbing is a great alternative for machine knitters to use instead of hand manipulating knit and purls stitches, using a ribber or hand knitting ribbing. Here are some tricks for beautiful seams when working mock ribbing.
Slip stitch is one of the basic techniques that can be worked on any machine. Hand manipulated or worked with automatic patterning, there are many, many uses for this technique. From Free Pass to complicated, highly textured stitch patterns, und
Slip stitch is one of the basic techniques that can be worked on any machine. Hand manipulated or worked with automatic patterning, there are many, many uses for this technique. From Free Pass to complicated, highly textured stitch patterns, und
A pillow project that is fast, fast, fast! Use the cut 'n sew technique to create a heart shape. Put your serger or sewing machine to work and have a gift or a craft fair item in no time!
Knitted flowers can add just the right touch to your garments. These flowers are fast, easy and look great!
Geometric color play and unusual construction makes this poncho a winner! Knit in panels and use the sew-as-you-go joining method, and you'll be done in no time!
Knit this fabulous pillow cover in a weekend. Like the puppy with the same name, the pintuck wrinkles add texture, interest and comfort.
One simple trick to tame the curlPerfect Fit™ pattern included
Add texture and color to a plain pillow with no programming or punchcard ... and no floats! Pillow features rounded corners and I-cord inserted seams. Lots of opportunities to customize with stitch variations, color and creativity!
Updated, colorful and fun, this one-piece blanket is sure to please! Knit in a self striping yarn in Fisherman rib and you'll be done in no-time! Dust off your ribber and get knitting!
Take a simple hat pattern, mix 'n match stitch patterns and you have a fun, fashionable slouchy hat.
This book will change the way you knit socks on the knitting machine. Use it with standard, mid or bulky machines in 4 gauges for each machine.
Easily display your pattern while knitting. Mast Clip securely holds your instructions in place.
Maybe you've played with your ribber, but it is still intimidating Have you've only used it for 1x1 ribbing on cuffs? .... OMG! There is sooo much more you can do! Let's dust off that machine, give it a little oil (and love) and get knitting!
Why should hand knitters have all the fun? Adapted from a hand knitting pattern by Sally Melville (with her permission), this unusual garment is quick knitting ... once you understand the construction and make some decisions.Includes: Construction and assembly
Knitting socks on a flatbed knitting machine doesn't have to be intimidating. If you can knit short rows, you can knit these basic socks. (If you haven't tried short row shaping ... here's a great place to learn!) Use any knitting machine, any yarn.
Big Hug - Use a Hand Knitting Pattern with your Knitting MachineHave you ever found a hand knitting pattern and thought "I can knit that on the machine!"? With the "Big Hug" course learn 3 ways of using a hand knitting pattern for machine knitting. Duplicate the designer d
Don't just watch videos, take action and GET KNITTING! The 2 Hour Baby Cardigan is an interactive machine knitting course for advanced beginners to help you build your knitting muscles and help you gain confidence in your machine knitting skills.
Let's get down to the basics. No matter what grand plans you have for your knitting, getting started and ending are key. But what methods are best? Don't get in a rut! Learn (and practice) a number of cast on, bind off and hem techniques. Determine which you prefer and which ones a
Writing your own knitting patterns isn't hard and shouldn't be intimidating. It's a skill that every knitter (hand or machine) must have. Pattern writing may not be your cup of tea, but don't be left in the dark about how it's done. The knowledge learned here not only help you understand the process, but it will give you the freedom to m
Designed for fast knitting, this waist length cardigan/shrug is sure to become your favorite!It has ¾ length sleeves and a tie front. The sleeves are sew-as-you-go and the ruffled edges are finished with a sewing machine or serger. Watch as the designer, Cathy Serafinowicz knits her sweater and gives you knitting tips to make thi
Take a ready-to-wear inspiration sweater (or a hand knitting pattern) and make it your own. Use a Knit it Now Basic pattern.(Misses or Plus) Add your own stitch pattern. Modify the length. Add some special techniques. Duplicate the design details. Make it your own!