Knit Picks Steeking Scissors Product Demo
Jenny takes you through the great features of the Knit Picks Steeking Scissors. Available here: Knit Picks Steeking Scissors
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How to Prepare & Cut a Steek
In this video, Kerin goes over the basics of preparing and cutting a steek! This is a useful technique that allows you to knit colorwork projects completely in the round, allowing you to avoid stranding across the wrong side …
Steeking
Cut Your Finished Knit? Yes, Yes, Yes! Steeking is basically a way to create openings in tubes by cutting into your knitted fabric. It is significantly easier to knit a tube for the body and then add the sleeves after …
Designer Interview – Altiplano Satchel
Kerin talks about her inspiration behind the Altiplano Satchel! Perfect for carrying your modern gadgets around with a bit of rustic charm, this bag is knit with Andes del Campo, knit in the round and steeked!
Fair Isle Tips
How do I choose all of the colors for a stranded colorwork sweater? The easiest way to figure out which color combinations you are drawn to is just by looking around you. Keep a file of images and color combinations …
Fair Isle or Stranded Knitting
Tame Multi Color Knitting Working with more than one color is not as difficult as you might think once you adopt a technique that feels comfortable. Keeping your colors organized and finding a way to hold the yarn so …
Percentage System
Elizabeth’s Percentage System Elizabeth Zimmermann, timeless knitting guru, is the founder of a series of equations related to sweater construction. She refers to these mathematical ratios as Elizabeth’s Percentage System or EPS. The system asserts that the ratios between elements …