Knit front back (kfb) is a method of increasing stitches in knitting that allows you to create a new stitch anywhere in your row or round.

The magic loop allows you to knit a tube/continuous circle without using double pointed needles or a fixed circular needle size.

Follow these simple instructions to make a thin cord or tube in knitting.

Fair Isle knitting is a technique that allows you to switch between two or more colours in the same row to create patterns in your...

Knitting two stitches together at once, or k2 tog, is a simple method that allows you to decrease two stitches into one. Using this...

Ribbing is simply switching between alternating knit and purl stitches on the same row. Ribbing is often used to make things like...

The purl stitch is the reverse of the knit stitch – once you have mastered the basic knit stitch it will take a bit of practice to get...

Slip 1, knit 1, pass slipped stitch over, or s1k1 psso, is a simple method that allows you to decrease two stitches into one. Using this...

The knit stitch is the base stitch of all knitting – master this and you can easily complete many beginner patterns! Basic instruction...

Knitting in the round, or circular knitting, is a method that allows you to knit in continuous circles so that there is no seaming...

Knitted cables look a lot more tricky than they actually are – cables are simply twists in your work that you make by briefly using a...

So, you’re knitting your first project and you’ve come to the point where you are ready to finish, but find yourself asking “HOW DO I...

So, you’ve finished knitting, cast off, and now there is a long piece of wool left over. The WORST thing you can do is knot this tightly...

Casting on is one of the most important skills – as you really can’t start knitting without it. In the video below, I demonstrate a very...