. There’s something both fun and fancy about knitted bobbles (also called nupps), isn’t there? I feel they’re equally at home on a chunky Aran pullover or a dainty lace shawl. They even featured on the train of my hand-knitted lace wedding gown. With that in mind, I’m extremely excited to announce my newest knitting…

Hey guys! I’ve been having a great time sharing these “how to knit” videos for all the beginner knitters out there. Today I’m sharing a video for how to cast off your knitting. With my other videos on how to cast on, how to do the knit stitch, and with today’s video, you will have…

Have you ever wanted to learn how to knit but never learned the basics? Here is a tutorial for the most essential knitting technique: the knit stitch. If you can’t watch the video right now, keep reading to see step-by-step photo instructions. This video assumes you already know how to cast on. If you haven’t…

Hi friends! Following on from my last post about the backwards loop cast-on, here is another “how to knit” video for you. This shows you how to cast on in knitting, which, after the backwards loop, I believe is the second easiest way to cast on in knitting. Click here for the free pattern to…

Hi guys! I wasn’t sure I’d ever do this kind of video/blog post, but I’ve decided to do a “how to knit” series for you! A lot of people (including myself once upon a time) say that they can knit but they don’t know how to cast on. Well, now you can, and you can…

Want a simple yarn project for young kids that doesn’t require all the patience of knitting? Here’s a tutorial for French knitting: how to make a sweet little loom for almost nothing, how to cast on, knit, and cast off. It was a favourite activity of mine when I was a little kid and I…