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If you love the idea of a bottom up triangle shawl but are perplexed by how to close up the top while maintaining the garter ridge boarder,

A top down bandana style cowl featuring herringbone stitch knit flat and in the round - with short rows!

Learn to knit the herringbone stitch. Herringbone is a beautiful fabric but it does have some rules. Learn the basics of Herringbone stitch and pick up some helpful tips to avoid common issues.

This is it ya'll! The LAST WEEK of the Pi Day MAL hosted by @KnotBadBritt and @SunDaughterKnits. Last week was the biggest goal, which...

Are you drawn to the art of spinning yarn, but overwhelmed by all the tools and terms? You’re not alone. Spinning your own yarn can feel like stepping into a whole new world — but I promise, it doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to choose your first drop spindle and some gentle guidance on fiber, so you can get started. I'll also break down some of the vocabulary that can make finding tools and fiber feel like a big undertaki

Herringbone stitch adds an interesting dimension to knitwear as the stitches lean to the left and right, appearing to be woven. It is super

Learn the magic of the garter ridge tab cast-on and how it creates a seamless, polished edge for top-down triangle shawls.

Gentle and unobtrusive, it gives knitting projects a beautifully polished look that enhances the stitches without overwhelming them. In this tutorial, you will learn how to knit the faux i-cord bind off with photo and video demonstrations and step-by-step instructions — along with tips on when it works well, when it doesn’t, and highlight three Wool & Wyrd shawl patterns that feature the bind off so that you can try it out.