Easy Knitting

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Today I would love to share with you a technique that I learned several years ago that is absolutely essential for cardigans if you want to avoid knitting the bands and finishing the raw edges. It also comes in handy for scarves or any items with open raw edges. It looks like an ap

Grab this free slouchy hat knitting pattern. You only need 1 skein of yard to knit it!

After I shared the Wintertide Throw (here), many of you asked whether I'd make a similar chunky knit blanket. So, here ya go! This cuddly knit version features the same 'sampler' style, where you will have the chance to work a variety of stitches. These stitches are all easy, but they will keep you interested as you watch the pattern emerge. And there is SO much squishy texture! You'll also find that the pattern is written in two sizes, including a lapghan and throw blanket size. I love…

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How to Stop the Edges from Curling when Knitting a Scarf. Even the most expert knitters have trouble when it comes to keeping the edges of a scarf from curling. Fortunately, there are several stitches you can work or borders you can add to...

Last summer, I started teaching my seven-year old son, Jack, to knit. I had been patiently waiting for just the right time for—well, years! I didn’t want to discourage him by starting too early; I wanted his efforts to be successful. To help me decide on the right time to introduce knitting, I watched his …

Knitting patterns and supplies from Annie's include projects for beginners and advanced knitters. You can knit warm projects for your home or accessories for the whole family.

Knitting patterns and supplies from Annie's include projects for beginners and advanced knitters. You can knit warm projects for your home or accessories for the whole family.

Learn How to Join in the Round With Circular Knitting!: You’ve cast on the right amount of stitches, and you’re ready to start your project. Now the next big step…join in the round! This fun technique is easy to learn and will allow you to work all those circular knitting patterns you’ve always wanted …

A simple chunky knit wool hat pattern that will soon become your go-to hat pattern.

Beautiful knit as you go double or triple icord edge - just perfect for neat scarves and cardigan fronts

At some point you’ll need to fix a dropped stitch. It’s an unfortunate fact of knitting, as certain as death and taxes. You’ll recognise a dropped stitch by a long tear in your fabric and a wayward stitch at the bottom. When this happens, don’t panic! As frightening as a dropped stitch looks – […]

Learn to knit the Russian way - fast and efficient