Last time, you have cast on the required number of stitches on your needle with the Italian tubular method. Then what happens next? After… […]
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Italian Tubular Cast-on 1
If you are a keen observer, you may have noticed that the ribbing edges of store-bought garments are different from your handknit sweaters’. Indeed,… […]
Right and Left in Knitting
This is the first article about technical editing but the subject concerns not only knitting designers, but all knitters! I drew schematics to be… […]
Tabbies and Care of your Tabbies
I know I’m a couple of posts behind about my designs. To catch up with my delay, I’m going to talk first about my… […]
German short rows
German short rows technique began to be used around 2013 in English knitting patterns, and has become so much popular that most patterns using… […]
Classical Wrap and Turn
You all may know this short row technique, but I’ve decided to upload my own tutorial on this skill because I often use it… […]
PRL and PLL
As promised in the last post, I’m going to show you the purl versions of KRL and KLL, called just PRL and PLL 🙂… […]
KRL and KLL
When I began to knit patterns written in English, I was surprised that M1L and M1R increases were used very frequently, because the increases… […]
Knitting with beads – 3
Here we’re arriving at the term of this loooong tutorial. I’m closing it introducing you another way I’ve just learned in the course of… […]
Knitting with beads – 2
In the last post, I just told about two main ways to add beads to your knitting: stringing and crochet methods. This time, I’m… […]