My Favorite Knitting Books
Some of us like to have a library of reference books about our hobbies. For me that’s knitting, of course.
Discover the joy of knitting with inspiring patterns, helpful tips, and the best tools to elevate your craft. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced knitter, you’ll find resources to make your next project your favorite.
Some of us like to have a library of reference books about our hobbies. For me that’s knitting, of course.
The Brioche Panes Blanket mixes garter stitch and two-color brioche to create a colorful and extra squishy blanket. The panes
The Musselburgh hat pattern by Ysolda Teague is one of the best knitting patterns out there. It is a closed tube that folds in on itself to create a 2-layer hat. Two layers means extra warmth and lots of room to play.
There are thousands of projects on Ravelry. Many knitters (including me) make more than one, which says a LOT about the merits of the pattern.
In addition to your knitting needles and yarn, you need to have some tools (aka “notions”) handy as you’re working on your project. This list covers all of the knitting notions you’ll need from making your gauge swatch to weaving in your ends.
Learn how a washing machine can revolutionize your knitting blocking process.
Interchangeable needles are the ultimate tool in a knitter’s toolkit. The different needle and cable types are interchangeable, too. It is possible to use ChiaoGoo Interchangeable Needles TWIST Red cables with wooden needle tips.
Knitting podcasts are one of my favorite things to watch. I typically check to see if there are new episodes of my favorites before turning on a movie or show.
Starting to knit for the first time can be both exciting and overwhelming. This beginner knitting kit guide walks you
Every knitter has an origin story, and this is mine. From knitting my first stitches at the age of ten
The Endless Love Spell ear warmer pattern is designed to showcase a single skein of Spincycle Dyed in the Wool. The Navajo-plying/chain-plying technique preserves the color-change effect so that the finished piece that accurately reflects the one-of-a-kind beauty of the skein. This project is the perfect gift knit – it’s quick and will fit the recipient perfectly. An ear warmer is the ideal cold weather accessory for someone who typically wears their hair up. This one’s for all of you who love messy buns and ponytails! Happy knitting!