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Shetland Knitting and Shetland Knitters
Shetland knitting and the women in the Shetland Isle who create Shetland lace are among the best knitters in the world.
Fixing Knitting Mistakes
When you are learning how to knit, you are going to make a few mistakes. It might not make you happy but fixing knitting mistakes is par for the course.
Shetland Lace Knitting
Shetland Lace Knitting is a particular style of knitting that developed in the Shetland Islands and was one of the main exports of the Island early in the last century.
kfb: Knit front and back
kfb or knit front and back is a method of increasing your number of stitches by one and involves knitting into a single stitch twice.
Crochet and Knitting
Crochet and knitting are two different yarn crafts, and I do tend to get a little annoyed when TV shows or movies get them mixed up.
SKP A Knitting Abbreviation
A common knitting abbreviation you are likely to come across is skp or sl1, k1,psso. Basically this is a method of decreasing 1 stitch with a sloped stitch leaning to the right
Knitted headband with flower
Are you looking for a pattern for a pretty knitted headband with a flower? Check out this pattern, it is quick and easy to make - perfect for any little girl.
Lace Knitting - Not for Beginners
Lace knitting is a decorative form of knitting generally with fine yarn that has 'holes' in the fabric to form a lacy pattern.
How to Use a Cable Needle
If you want to knit arans you will need to learn how to use a cable needle. These needles are short needles with points at both ends used to manipulate the order of your stitches.
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Shetland Knitting and Shetland Knitters
Feb 07, 21 07:44 AM
Shetland knitting and the women in the Shetland Isle who create Shetland lace are among the best knitters in the world. -
Fixing Knitting Mistakes
Jan 28, 21 02:35 AM
When you are learning how to knit, you are going to make a few mistakes. It might not make you happy but fixing knitting mistakes is par for the course. -
Shetland Lace Knitting
Dec 11, 19 07:03 PM
Shetland Lace Knitting is a particular style of knitting that developed in the Shetland Islands and was one of the main exports of the Island early in the last century.
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