Photographing Knits Archives - A Bee In The Bonnet

Two flatlays next to each other. On the left is a flatlay that seems like a random jumble of items together. On the right is a a flatlay that is arranged more intentionally, has better control of light flow, and uses a balanced color palette.

Come Take a Flatlay Workshop with Me!

A woman's small, plump, white hands work on knitting the beginnings of a lavender hand-knit sock.

Why Do You Take Knitting Photos?

A top-down image of pastel knit items - a gray hat, a light blue hat, and pink socks - surrounded by paper ephemera and white roses on top of a white marble countertop.

My Favorite Cheap Photography Tool

Four socks, stacked on each other in alternating blue and gray, photographed straight on. They're surrounded by yellow, white, and pink roses, a teacup full of coffee, doilies, and antique postcards..

How to Make a Budget Yarn Look Like a Million Bucks

How to Edit Your Knitting Photos for Clarity and Crispness

Framing Your Photograph for Better Knitting Pictures

Five Easy Tips for Photographing Your Knits in a Vertical Space

Five Simple Steps for Better Flatlay Photographs of Knitting Projects

Three Quick Tips for Photographing Knitwear in Tricky Light

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Photographing Knits

Come Take a Flatlay Workshop with Me!

Why Do You Take Knitting Photos?

My Favorite Cheap Photography Tool

How to Make a Budget Yarn Look Like a Million Bucks

How to Edit Your Knitting Photos for Clarity and Crispness

Framing Your Photograph for Better Knitting Pictures

Five Easy Tips for Photographing Your Knits in a Vertical Space

Five Simple Steps for Better Flatlay Photographs of Knitting Projects

Three Quick Tips for Photographing Knitwear in Tricky Light

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