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A top-down photo where a white stoneware pitcher full of metal and wooden knitting needles sits on a desk surrounded by pastel mini skeins of yarn and a couple knitting projects in progress on metal and plastic needles.

How to Pick the Right Knitting Needle Material for Your Project

Three pairs of handknit socks--one pink with a round toe, one white with a wedge toe, and one gray with a star toe--are laid out on a white dresser top with some antique books in the background.

4 Reasons I Recommend Round Toes for Newer Sock Knitters

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Rem, Rep, Cont? Decoding Common Knitting Abbreviations

A horizontal photo taken from the top-down showing how three pairs of handknit socks with textured heels are laid out flat on a white countertop. On the left is a pink pair, with a cream pair in the middle, and a light green pair on the right.

Why I Use Textured Heels in My Sock Knitting

A pile of peach-colored knitting on a vintage side table with a blue and white teacup full of coffee next to it.

Continental or English: Which Knitting Style is Best?

A tan square of knit material in progress is displayed on a pair of bamboo straight knitting needles. It's surrounded by balls of yarn, other knit squares, antique doilies, an intaglio, a pair of ornate scissors, and a tiny silver tray with a brass key and pink tassel in it. Everything sits on top of several vintage lace doilies.

Knit a Blanket on Straight Needles: Tips for Beginners

A tan handknit hat sits on a white dresser top surrounded by antique books and a basket full of mini skeins of pastel yarn.

Three Things You Might Not Know About Free Knitting Patterns

A white woman's hands (mine!) use very small steel knitting needles to start a pink garter-tab cast-on. Blurred in the background are a white stoneware pitcher full of knitting needles, green and white balls of yarn, and a green knit sock.

How and Why to Use a Garter Tab Cast On (With Tutorial)

A crescent-shaped shawl in pale blue and yellow stripes is draped around the torso of a white dressmaker's form. In the background is a large monstera plant, a brick fireplace, and some framed antique prints on the walls.

Easy Crescent Shawl Knitting Formula – Free Tutorial

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The Frontispiece Socks have the details shifted ov The Frontispiece Socks have the details shifted over to the sides. It’s a fun little twist on my usual texture placement. Have you cast on a pair yet?
I’ve been working on another scrappy project for a I’ve been working on another scrappy project for a little while now! This mitered square bag has been living in my imagination for months, but it took a while for me to have a gap in my knitting schedule where I could get it done. I needed to do a little experimenting, so I knew there would be some false starts here and there. The tutorial is live now on my blog, though, and you can get the link easily just by commenting “bag” on this post. I’ll send you a DM with the link to the tutorial. It’ll cover yardage, gauge, scaling the size up and down, and assembly.
I love taking pictures of my knits almost as much I love taking pictures of my knits almost as much as I love creating the knits themselves. It’s a fun process where I get to fuss about with pretty little things and create an imaginary world where my pattern can live. The pattern for these socks is my Florilegium Socks, designed using @theknittingloungeshop’s in-house sock yarn (gifted).
I love using these increases to work the thumb gus I love using these increases to work the thumb gussets on my fingerless mitts. If you want to knit a pair of your own, I have a free pattern for a simple, elegant pair up on my blog. Comment “mitts” and I’ll send you the link!
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