We're talking about magic today folks! That's right. You heard me. Magic. This is a magic knot. If you knit or crochet and haven't had a chance to use this knot to join your yarn, I'm about to become your new best friend. If you're a crafter that has any project that requires you to join thread, yar
truebluemeandyou: “ DIY Spool Knit Knotted Coasters Tutorial from My Poppet. An automatic cord knitting machine is used for these DIY knotted coasters, but links are provided for making handmade...
French Knitted Knotted Coasters
The Knot Bag Free Knitting Pattern has a clever bag design that requires no extra accessories for closure. It's perfect for everyday use.
What we like the least as knitters is having to join one yarn ball to another with bothersome knots, which later show on our projects. That’s why in the We…
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A step-by-step tutorial on using the magic knot to join a ball of yarn in a super-secure way - no weaving in required! incl. slow-mo video.
A maddycraft project pattern that combines knitting and knotting. With a few twists and turns, easy-to-knit I-Cord becomes a Celtic Heart Knot. The decorative motif of interlacing patterns is visible throughout history from ancient cultures to modern times. These designs are most often associated with the national identity of the Celtic populations of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Any weight of yarn in any fiber may be used to complete this project. However, a smooth-textured yarn allows for the best definition of the knotting and will lend an attractive appearance to the cord. This maddycraft pattern includes written instructions with a photo tutorial.
A maddycraft project pattern that combines knitting and knotting. With a few twists and turns, easy-to-knit I-Cord becomes a Celtic Heart Knot. The decorative motif of interlacing patterns is visible throughout history from ancient cultures to modern times. These designs are most often associated with the national identity of the Celtic populations of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Any weight of yarn in any fiber may be used to complete this project. However, a smooth-textured yarn allows for the best definition of the knotting and will lend an attractive appearance to the cord. This maddycraft pattern includes written instructions with a photo tutorial.
The day is getting longer and brighter. Spring is near. Although the northern country is still deep in snow and ice, we are not quite ready for the thin lace materials. If you love all the needle work, don’t forget to check out all the knit fashions with free patterns. This scarf is designed to be knitted […]
Well, here's my weekend project! Get the FREE KnitPicks pattern via Ravelry. SUGGESTED MATERIALS - KNITPICKS: This post contains affiliate links.
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
French Knitted Knotted Coasters
The Knot Bag Free Knitting Pattern has a clever bag design that requires no extra accessories for closure. It's perfect for everyday use.
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
Crochet Japanese Knot Bag Free Crochet Pattern
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
Knit Campfire Shawl Free Knitting Patterns
the herringbone stitch row 1 cast on as many stitches as you need knit 1 slip 1 purl wise knit 1 yo pass the slipped stitch over both stitches all the way across k1 row 2 purl two together but don't remove the stitches purl once again into the first stitch on the needle slip the stitches off do this all the way across that's it that's all there is to the herringbone stitch simple easy so effective for so little effort don't you think!!! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- and the one I can't remember!!! I was trying to remember how to do a stitch that I can't find anywhere I couldn't remember the right combination and I came up with this it's sort of like a lover's knot but not quite cast on an uneven count knit 1 yo knit 2 together yo k2tog that's it over and over it's the same for all rows until you have it as long as you want it I had a thought, if you wrap the yarn over twice, you'll have a bigger hole/space and if you use thin yarn and big needles..... :0 !!! many combinations for a stitch that came out of nowhere :) the end enjoy!!!
I-Cord Knotted Coaster Free Knitting Patterns
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
What we like the least as knitters is having to join one yarn ball to another with bothersome knots, which later show on our projects. That’s why in the We…
French Knitted Knotted Coasters
Learn 3 easy steps to Cast On without a Slip Knot in this alternative knitting technique that removes the knot at the beginning of your work.
Rope Coiling Idea. #knot #knots #hitch #nudos #techniques #bowline #bowlineknot #knottying #campingknot #basicknots #constrictorhitch. Giulio Cercato · Magic City
A massive list of knitting tips for beginners and advanced knitters that will instantly make you a better knitter - including a video.
A maddycraft project pattern that combines knitting and knotting. With a few twists and turns, easy-to-knit I-Cord becomes a Celtic Heart Knot. The decorative motif of interlacing patterns is visible throughout history from ancient cultures to modern times. These designs are most often associated with the national identity of the Celtic populations of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales. Any weight of yarn in any fiber may be used to complete this project. However, a smooth-textured yarn allows for the best definition of the knotting and will lend an attractive appearance to the cord. This maddycraft pattern includes written instructions with a photo tutorial.
From some emails I received, I guess some folks didn't realize that I'm using more than one knitting spool/corker when I use different sized cord. Here's a photo of 3 knitting spools that I made with the nails spaced at about 3/4 inch for the 1mm cord, 1 inch for the 'Type I'(1/16 inch) paracord, and 1.25 inches for paracord(1.5 or 1.75 inches can be done for a looser spaced out pattern on the regular paracord). The spools and the napkin ring I used were found at a craft store(Michaels or Hobby Lobby). I drilled the center hole of the spools to enlarge them to 3/8 inch diameter and also pre-drilled the holes for the nails so I wouldn't split the wood when tapping the nails in. You can also make your own spools using hollow cylinder shaped objects like pvc pipe sections and plumbing fittings with epoxy/duct/electrical tape to secure the nails in place. There are knitting machines that can crank out these sinnets very quickly, but I tried one and it would only work with yarn, with the string/cord I tried being too stiff for the machine to manipulate. There are at least couple of pages with mention/diagrams of spool knitting shown in 'The Ashley Book of Knots'. I've found them to make great key chain and neck lanyards with smaller diameter cordage, and you get a thicker rope sized version from using paracord. You can use just two of the nails for a smaller square pattern, like you'd get using a lucet.
A step-by-step tutorial on the magic loop knitting technique. Learn how to knit in the round the easy way using one circular needle only.
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Make a french knitter out of popsicles sticks and a toilet paper tube. French knitting is a super simple craft will keep kids busy for hours!
Do you want to join your yarn in a fast and secure way? Learn how to join yarn with the magic knot! Useful for both crocheters and knitters
The use of knots in Irish art dates back well over a thousand years and the evidence is everywhere, from the Book of Kells to Celtic crosses. On this 15 minute mini-date, you and your date are going to learn to tie a Celtic Love Knot.
The day is getting longer and brighter. Spring is near. Although the northern country is still deep in snow and ice, we are not quite ready for the thin lace materials. If you love all the needle work, don’t forget to check out all the knit fashions with free patterns. This scarf is designed to be knitted […]
Read 2011 decorative fusion knots a step by step illustrated guide to new and unusual ornamental knots by Scout Library (WFIS-Spain) on Issuu and b...
Well, here's my weekend project! Get the FREE KnitPicks pattern via Ravelry. SUGGESTED MATERIALS - KNITPICKS: This post contains affiliate links.
truebluemeandyou: “ DIY Spool Knit Knotted Coasters Tutorial from My Poppet. An automatic cord knitting machine is used for these DIY knotted coasters, but links are provided for making handmade...
A step-by-step tutorial on using the magic knot to join a ball of yarn in a super-secure way - no weaving in required! incl. slow-mo video.
