From the Project in a Box issue
Like the ever popular monthly-subscription services before it, Post Stitch’s monthly knitting project in a box delivery service. Not only will you be getting a pattern a month will all the required yarn, you’ll also be receiving the necessary needles and any additional notions as well! Choose from two options: adult or babies, and each
View ProjectFrom the Soho’s Snood Kit issue
Knitting kits are rising in popularity, and what better project to start with this season than one for a chunky scarf? Create your own snood with We Are Knitter’s Soho’s Snood Kit and stay toasty warm this holiday season. Each kit comes with the snood knitting pattern, two 200 gram balls of 100% Peruvian sheep
View ProjectFrom the Sock-Yarn Shawls II: 16 Patterns for Lace Knitting issue
Toss aside your intimidation of lace knitting and dive into Sock-Yarn Shawls II by best-selling author Jen Lucas. Inside you’ll discover an all-new selection of bold designs all made with various sock yarns. Whether you’re new to lace knitting or just a beginner, you’ll find a pattern that’s perfect for your skill level—plus the more
View ProjectFrom the Noro Lace: 30 Exquisite Knits (Knit Noro Collection) issue
Explore quality patterns crafted with hand-dyed yarns and featuring luxurious textures. Each project is designed using Noro Yarns, which are known for their bold colorways and creative color pairings. With 30 lace projects to choose from, you won’t know which one to cast on first. Explore hats, cowls, shawlettes, blankets and more all made with
View ProjectFrom the Lace Yarn Studio: Garments, Hats, and Fresh Ideas for Lace Yarn issue
Get inspired with this gorgeous collection of 25 lace patterns meant for knitters of all skill levels. From the asymmetric tank top and beaded skirt to the opera-length gloves and delicate infinity scarves, the modern projects in Lace Yarn Studio are sure to impress. If you’re new to lace knitting, never fear—there’s a detailed basis
View ProjectFrom the Knitting Rugs: 39 Traditional, Contemporary, Innovative Designs issue
Knitting isn’t just for accessories. There are plenty of home décor items perfect for your yarn and a pair of needles, including knit rugs. Inside Knitting Rugs, you’ll find a collection of more than 30 original, creative designs. Dabble in a variety of techniques with each pattern, including i-cords, modular knitting and knitting with repurposed
View ProjectFrom the Slip Stitch issue
Before starting the slip knot, decide which method of casting on you want to try. If you choose the long-tail cast-on method, leave approximately an inch for every stitch that you’re about to place on the needle. For the knitted cast-on, leave eight to ten inches between the end of the yarn and the slip knot.
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Make a slip knot on the left needle. Insert the right needle knitwise into the stitch on the left needle. Wrap the yarn around the right needle as if to knit…
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Make a slip knot on the right needle, leaving a long tail. Wind the tail end around your left thumb, from the front to the back. Wrap the yarn from the ball over your left index finger and secure the ends in your palm…
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Cast on two stitches using the knitted cast-on method. Insert the right needle between the two stitches on the left needle…
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