How To Fix a Dropped Stitch on Garter Stitch

A dropped stitch on garter stitch is a pretty common mistake.
To fix it requires that you combine your knowledge of how to fix both dropped knit and purl stitches. Here’s how.
Read Post »How To Do The Knitted Cast-On

The knitted cast-on is a cast-on to use in an emergency. It requires just one strand of yarn, so it’s perfect for adding stitches mid-project. To do the knitted cast-on, you simply knit a stitch and then pass it back to your left-hand needle.
Read Post »Workshop With Cookie A: Adding Stitch-Patterns to Socks

Three professional tips for adding cables, lace, or other stitch-patterns to your socks, including combining multiple stitch patterns, checking to see if the socks will come out too big or too small, and heel-flap design tips.
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Workshop With Cookie A: Stitch Patterns

Sock designer Cookie A.’s tips for modifying stitch patterns for your own designs. Especially helpful when adding a cable design to a sock or anything with ribbing. I can’t wait to try this tip on my next cable-design pattern!
Read Post »Recognizing When You’ve Accidentally Slipped a Stitch
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Traveling Loop Method For Magic Loop

The Traveling Loop method is a modified version of Magic Loop that you can use when working on a large-diameter Magic Loop project. Instead of two loops, you use just one.
Read Post »Purling Tips: How To Purl On Magic Loop (How to Start with a Purl Stitch)

It’s easy to get confused when it’s time to purl on Magic Loop. The tell-tale sign is a funny double stitch where you should have just one purl stitch. Here’s how to recognize and prevent this problem.
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Tangled Winter Issue Debuts Today – With 2 Of My Patterns!

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