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Raw fleece is not readily available at your corner store! On this page you will find suggestions about where to buy a fleece.
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So you are interested in learning to spin? When you watch someone else spinning, it looks easy. Deceptively so. The reality is that as a beginner it will be hard for you to imagine that you will ever be able to 'get it'.
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So you want to learn to spin. On this page you will find some of the more common types of fleece wool available for hand spinners along with their characteristics and uses.
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One of the most difficult things to learn when you are a beginner is reading a knitting pattern.
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Why would you choose wool over a synthetic yarn for your knitting? On this page you will find a summary of the many properties of wool to help you may your decision!
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Would you like some instructions on how to make your own knitting loom? It is not that difficult, you will need a few tools (power tools, if you are short on elbow grease like me) and of course, some instructions, but it is very do-able!
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Knitting Stitch Patterns provide knitting instructions for stitch patterns that can be incorporated into your garments to make your work unique.
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To be quite honest, until recently I never really got into knitting socks. There were just so many other things I wanted to knit, I don't wear socks that much and couldn't see the sense in knitting them when I can pick up a pair of socks from my local supermarket for less than the cost of the wool!
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One of the first things I did when I heard that I was going to be a grandmother was to decide what type of knitted gifts I could make for my new grandchild. Knitting baby blankets is one way of creating a special gift, as each blanket is unique and can become almost a family heirloom.
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If you are new to knitting, you will come across a bewildering array of knitting accessories for you to choose from. Would you like to know from an experienced knitter, which ones are worth buying?
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I just started learning to knit and purl. This is my second knitting project
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Learn How to Knit with Knitting Naturally. Knitting Naturally is your one stop shop for all of your knitting needs.
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Count the stitches as you knit them so you can make sure that you don't have too many stitches or have missed any stitches. from anonymou
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Notice the different look and feel on some pages?
I am currently moving all of the pages to a new CSS driven template but with around 700 pages it is going to take me a while to get it done.
So in the meantime, I hope you will forgive the switch from one look to another as you navigate through the site...
Loom patterns for sweaters for the baby, toddler & small dog. There are adorable booties for babies, super warm slippers for adults, popular doll clothes and more. Knifty knitter looms or any similar in gauge will do.

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