Block knitting

Blocking acrylic yarn is easier than you think. Find out the best way to block acrylic yarn that doesn't include water!

‘Blocking’ is a knitter’s term for wetting, pinning out a piece to a particular shape and leaving it to dry. I’ll take you through this whole process in todays’ video with all my top tips. Learn all about blocking your knitting with this step by step video tutorial from Knit With Hannah! blocking knitting | blocking crochet | knitting techniques | knitting tutorials | knitting for beginners | knitting videos

If you like modern handmade fashion, you are certainly going to fall in love with the idea of free knitting Patchwork Cardigan Patterns.

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners and more advanced knitters about a simple way to improve the look of the finished projects.

Are you tired of your knitting projects rolling up when you leave them unfinished? Do the needles and yarn take up unnecessary space in your bag? Try these simple steps to block your knitting project, so that it stays flat and neat even if left unattended. #knitting #hobby #handcraft You Can Check It Out to https://craftow.com/how-to-block-knitting-project/

This block is based on a popular patchwork motif. Repeated in large numbers it has a tendency to become a geometric visual texture. In monochrome it is evocative of a cityscape; in bright colors a familiar piece of folk art. It could find a place in most styles of afghan. Foundation chain: Using yarn A, ch 29.Row 1: in

When it's getting a bit colder outside, it's great to have some soft and warm knitted stroller blankets. They are super practical and cute!

Skeins: 12 (19) skeins of Purl Soho yarn Sizes: Crib (Throw) Size Pictured: Crib Color: Marble Note: This project uses some yarns and colors which are no longer available. Please see the pattern for substitutions.

SKEINS: 9 (13) skeins of Purl Soho’s Woolly Wool, available in our Log Cabin Spectrum Blanket Bundle COLORS: Heirloom White 1 (1) skein; Ice Pond 1 (1) skein; Gray Owl 1 (1) skein; Peach Lily 1 (1) skein; Winter Green 1 (1) skein; Juniper Berry 1 (2) skein(s); Purple Moor 1 (2) skein(s); Blossom Pink 1 (2) skein(s); Green Agave 1 (2) skein(s) SIZES: Crib (Throw)

There are many reasons why you might want to have holes in your knitting, fashion included! The distressed look can add variety and texture to many patterns - this technique calls for lots of experimentation! This pattern describes four different sized holes worked over 2 stitches and 2 rows, 4 stitches and 4 rows, 8

Tweedy — Stripey (Photos: wychfingers) New to Ravelry just this week, Stripey–Tweedy by Leslie Weber is a roomy, boxy pullover designed to be worn with lots of positive ease. What I lov…