Index of Knitting Tips

Alternating Skeins

Appropriate Needle Size
Too Small/Too Large
Choosing a needle size

Bi-Colored Purls
Avoiding

Bind off
Even Bind Off
Binding off in the Round
Ugly last stitch
Ugly Last Stitch Redux
Ugly Last Stitch, Yet AGAIN
Blocking

Choosing Yarn

Finishing
Gauge
Counting Stitches and Rows         
Garter Stitch
Making a Gauge Swatch        
Measuring Gauge      
Increases

Ladders in ribbing

Measuring


 Mirroring Increases

 Multiples and Repeats
Multiples and Repeats

Picking Up Stitches
Double Band


Reading Your Work


 Selvedge Treatments
Stitch Anatomy
Tension

Using a Tapestry Needle to Improve Increases/Decreases


13 comments:

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