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… […]

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… […]

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… […]

Adding beads on your knitting works is an embellishment you can treat yourself to quite easily. They add sparkles to your delicate lacy shawls,… […]

Recently, I needed to find a bind-off which could match German Twisted Cast On. I love using this CO for borders in ribbing because… […]

Yeah, the title is oxymoronic, but that is what I discovered through my work. I love stripes and don’t like seaming. I naturally looked… […]

As promised at the end of the last post, here’s a tutorial of a new? short-row technique – a mix of W&T and Japanese… […]

You’ve perhaps heard of “the Japanese Short Rows method” which only uses a slipped st at each turn. This technique only requires split markers… […]