Are you looking for a bit of knitting help? If so you have come to the right place.
Are you having problems with your knitting?
Whether it is a question about reading a pattern or how to actually do something, you can submit your question here and I will answer it for you as soon as I can.
Sample questions:
| I added in second ball of yarn to baby blanket I am making. I did not knit with yarn from both balls for several stitches. I simply stopped one and left a tail and started with the next. I am at the end of the blanket and want to weave in these tails.
How should I do this to make as secure as possible and compensate for not knitting from both balls for several stitches? |
| What does PO and KO mean?
Row 1: PO (2, 4, 7) (work seed st on 6 sts, p3, k3, p3) 3 times, end with seed st on 6 sts, pO (2, 4, 7) I just can't find anything that tells what these two terms mean??? |
For the answers to these questions and any other that have been submitted go to the Knitting Questions page.
Every now and then I get a question that I cannot answer, or an open question for the visitors to this site. Enough to justify a section on the site dedicated to this type of question.
If you can help out by responding to any of these knitting questions, all you need to do is to leave a comment on the relevant page.
Are you an experienced knitter?
If you have any really good hint and tips for new and not so new knitters, go to the Knitting Hints page and let us know. Your hints can be about anything related to knitting or crocheting.
Some of the topics you might like to talk about include:
This list is by no means comprehensive, if you have a great tip, regardless of whether it is on this list or not, go to the Knitting Hints page and share it with us now.
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