Blog Post: Knit Hats for Breast Cancer Patients October 21, 2011
Blog Post: Milo’s Birthday, Popsicles, and More August 17, 2022
We celebrated Milo’s birthday with homemade pizza, popsicles, and lots of friends. Ok it felt like a lot, there were probably only like 5 kids… This month’s post is a mix of personal and KnitFreedom news :)
Blog Post: Relax While You Knit: 7 Free, Easy, & Mindless Knitting Patterns for Christmas Day December 21, 2014
If your family is anything like mine, you may spend a lot of time on Christmas Day sitting around watching people unwrap presents. Here are 7 easy and free patterns you can knit while spending time with loved ones. Helpful video links accompany each pattern.
Blog Post: NEW Moebius Bowl Video Class On Sale Now! September 9, 2022
Get comfortable knitting any moebius project out there by creating a gorgeous decorative felted bowl with five petal-like twists. Master the moebius cast-on and many intermediate knitting techniques.
Blog Post: Chinese Waitress Cast-On and Cast-Off July 17, 2021
Ordinary cast-ons are not reversible and don’t look great with every fabric. This tutorial teaches you how to correctly do the Chinese Waitress Cast-On so you can have a go-to stretchy, reversible cast-on that looks great on garter stitch, blankets, Brioche stitch, and more. UPDATED POST
Knitalong Lesson: Welcome to the Knitalong
Welcome to your August 2022 Toe-Up Socks Knitalong! We are going to have so much fun knitting socks together. Here’s what you need to know about getting started with the knitalong.
Blog Post: My Backstory – How I Got Started As a Video Knitting Instructor October 12, 2020
I credit knitting with saving my life, as it was the instigator for getting me out of eating disorder treatment and connecting me with a pure and positive outlet for recovery.
Blog Post: Slip-Stitch Heel Pattern And Video August 12, 2011
Adding a textured heel flap is an easy way to make the socks more interesting AND to make the heel more durable at the same time. The slip-stitch heel is super-easy, and it is also nice and stretchy – great if you’re not sure how big the sock-recipient’s ankle is.
