Are You Using The Right Tools for the Job? Comparing Knitting Needles

In knitting, you must use the right tools for the job. If you are using regular Addi Turbos to do lacework, or any pattern requiring many increases and decreases, the blunt-tipped knitting needles are probably slowing you down and making you work hard for those stitches.
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The Invisible Ribbed Bind Off For 1×1 Rib

The Invisible Ribbed Bind-Off is a must-learn, intermediate bind-off technique. It is a sewn bind-off that will also help you learn Kitchener stitch (the seaming bind-off). The included video and illustration help you understand clearly how to do it.
Read Post »How To Switch Needles on Magic Loop

Here’s how to change needles in the middle of a Magic Loop knitting project. For instance, if you started with a circular needle that is too short and you need to change to a longer one.
Read Post »Stop Letting Stitches Lag On Your Left-Hand Needle
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How To Get KNITFreedom Free Patterns and Videos

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Stop Scrunching The Stitches Up On Your Right-Hand Needle
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Are You Pushing Your Needle-Tips Far Enough Through Your Stitches?
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Free Video Knitting Dictionary

This Video Knitting Dictionary contains 25 large, high-quality videos of all the knitting abbreviations you need to know in one downloadable PDF. Demonstrations (American and Continental-style) include: Beginnings, Knit and Purl, Terms and Abbreviations, Pattern Stitches, Decreases, Increases, and Finishing.
Read Post »Three Reasons You Must Learn To Read a Knitting Pattern

Learning to read a knitting pattern is one of the most important things you can do to increase your confidence and enjoyment of knitting. Here are three reasons why learning to read patterns will help you grow as a knitter.
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