www.anniesattic.com - Are you just learning how to knit? You can increase your beginner knitting knowledge by watching this easy-to-understand tutorial. This video will teach you how to purl -- a very basic part of knitting! To learn how to purl With the yarn in front, insert the tip of the right needle from back to front through the next stitch on the left needle. Wrap the yarn counterclockwise around the needle. Pull the loop through to the back. Then slide the worked stitch off the left needle. Need more help? Find instructions and diagrams for this knitting tutorial here: www.anniesattic.com Or you can find a complete list of our knitting lessons here: www.anniesattic.com If you're looking for beginner knitting patterns, Annie's Attic has 100s of options for you. You'll find knitting patterns for you, your family and your home. We have knitting designs for every style, shape and age. Plus, many of our knit patterns are available for instant download -- you'll be working on a new project before your know it! You can really make your knitting projects unique when you choose special yarn. At Annie's Attic, we have a huge selection of yarn in beautiful colors and fibers. You'll love how easy it is to order your favorite yarn brands online! To order yarn for knitting, shop here: www.anniesattic.com
www.anniesattic.com -- Make learning how to knit easy on yourself. Watch a knitting tutorial from Annie's Attic. You can easily learn how to knit and start making fun handmade items like a knit scarf, a hat, blankets and more! Decrease knitting is just like increase knitting, but you'll subtract a stitch rather then adding one. Learn how to decrease knit: Put the tip of the right needle through the next 2 stitches from left to right. Treating these as one stitch, knit. For more help, check out the written instructions and diagrams for this knitting tutorial located here: www.anniesattic.com Want to find a new knitting pattern to work on with your newly learned stitches? Annie's Attic offers 100s of knitting patterns that range in skill level from beginner knitting to expert. You'll find all sorts of fun projects to knit up -- maybe you'll make a knit blanket for a wedding present or a pair of sweet knit baby booties for a baby shower. Whatever you want to knit, Annie's Attic has you covered!
www.anniesattic.com - Learn how to knit with help from Annie's Attic. In this knitting tutorial, you'll learn how to yarn over. You'll be making knit scarves, knit hats and more before you know it! Follow the knitting instructions in this tutorial to yarn over Bring the yarn to the front and over top of the right needle. Knit the next stitch. Need more help? Find instructions and diagrams for this knitting stitch here: www.anniesattic.com Want another knitting tutorial? You could: - Learn how to purl: www.anniesattic.com - Learn how to knit the mattress stitch: www.anniesattic.com - Learn how to knit the duplicate stitch: www.anniesattic.com Find a complete list of our knitting lessons here: www.anniesattic.com After you've mastered a new knitting stitch, why not find a new knitting pattern to test your skills? Annie's Attic has lots of knitting patterns that will inspire you -- from knitting designs for beginners to expert, we have projects for all ages, styles and sizes. When you learn how to knit, the possibilities are limited only to your creativity. You can customize your knitting by choosing a unique yarn. Annie's Attic has a great selection of yarn that will make your next knitting project special. You'll find all your favorite brands, and you'll love ordering yarn online -- it's quick and easy! Shop: www.anniesattic.com for yarn for your first (or next) knitting project.
www.anniesattic.com - You've got the basics of knitting down -- you know how to cast on and how to purl -- now learn how to finish your knitting projects with this easy tutorial from Annie's Attic. Learn how to bind off your knitting projects by following these instructions Knit the first 2 stitches on the left needle. Insert the tip of the left needle into the first stitch worked on the right needle. Lift the first stitch over the second stitch and off the needle. Knit the next stitch and repeat. When one stitch remains on the right needle, cut the yarn and draw the tail through the last stitch to fasten off. Need more guidance? Find directions and diagrams for this knitting tutorial here: www.anniesattic.com Want another knitting tutorial? Check this out: www.anniesattic.com If you're learning how to bind off, you're probably almost finished with your current knitting project -- why not look for a new knitting pattern to work on? Annie's Attic has 100s of knitting patterns in all styles and skill levels. With knitting patterns for any occasion, you're sure to find something that will inspire you to get stitching. In addition to our helpful knitting tutorials and knit patterns, Annie's Attic has a huge selection of yarn in all colors, weights and fibers. And you're sure to find all your favorite brands! Buy yarn online at: www.anniesattic.com
www.anniesattic.com - You can bring unique texture and multiple colors into your knitting projects when you learn how to knit the slip stitch. It may look complicated, but this easy knitting tutorial will help you learn. You'll be knitting the slip stitch before you know it! Learn how to knit the slip stitch Insert the tip of the right needle in the next stitch on the left needle from front to back as to knit. Slide the stitch off the left needle onto the right needle. Find written instructions and diagrams for this knitting tutorial here: www.anniesattic.com Or get a complete list of our knitting lessons with this link: www.anniesattic.com You can use the slip stitch to create all kinds of fun items. Annie's Attic has a wide variety of knit patterns. From beginner to expert, our knitting patterns will inspire you to grab your needles and start stitching! Knit a scarf, a baby blanket, a cozy sweater or more. With our huge selection of knitting patterns in different styles and skill levels, the possibilities are limited only to your creativity!
www.anniesattic.com - Looking for knitting help? Watch an easy tutorial and learn how to knit. In this video, you'll learn how to increase purl. With just a little practice, you'll be making knit scarves, hats and blankets before you know it! To increase purl Purl into the front of the stitch. Before slipping the stitch off your needle, purl again into the back of the stitch. Slip the original stitch off your left needle. Need more help? Find instructions and diagrams for this knitting tutorial here: www.anniesattic.com Or get a complete list of our knitting lessons at this link: www.anniesattic.com Now that you're learning how to knit, why not try out your new knitting skills with a fun new pattern? Annie's Attic has 100s of knitting patterns that will inspire you to get out your knitting needles! If you're looking for beginner knitting patterns, you're in luck! With easy-to-knit patterns, our tutorials and a little bit of practice on your part, you'll be knitting scarves, baby booties and more before you know it! Annie's Attic is your home on the web for all your crafting needs. If you're looking for a fabulous yarn to work up your latest knitting design, you'll want to check out our yarn selection -- we have all your favorite brands in one place! You'll love the variety of different colors, fibers and weights. Order yarn for knitting here: www.anniesattic.com
Learn more knitting techniques at knitfreedom.com Socks patterns and mitten patterns both call for you to pick up stitches. Top-down socks have a heel flap which usually has a slipped-stitch edge that you need to pick up into, whereas mitten thumbs have a raw edge. Here's how to handle both situations. www.youtube.com
This tutorial will show how to make the Afghan Tunisian Crochet Stitch. For additional patterns and techniques, please visit my crochet blog. Crochet Patterns crochet-mania.blogspot.com Crochet Tips crochet-mania-tips.blogspot.com Crochet Hats crochet-mania-hats.blogspot.com Granny Squares crochet-mania-grannysquare.blogspot.com Crochet Flowers crochet-mania-flowers.blogspot.com Single Crochet www.youtube.com Half Double Crochet www.youtube.com Double Crochet www.youtube.com Crochet Chain www.youtube.com Crochet Slip Knot www.youtube.com The Art of Crochet by Teresa www.youtube.com
This tutorial will show how to make the basic triple crochet. For additional patterns and techniques, please visit my crochet blog. Crochet Patterns crochet-mania.blogspot.com Crochet Tips crochet-mania-tips.blogspot.com Crochet Hats crochet-mania-hats.blogspot.com Granny Squares crochet-mania-grannysquare.blogspot.com Crochet Flowers crochet-mania-flowers.blogspot.com Single Crochet www.youtube.com Half Double Crochet www.youtube.com Double Crochet www.youtube.com Crochet Chain www.youtube.com Crochet Slip Knot www.youtube.com The Art of Crochet by Teresa www.youtube.com
A new hobby of mine is dying yarn. You can easily dye wool with kool-aid or food coloring. In this video I'm using kool-aid. Step 1. Put 1 to 2 inches of luke warm water in your crock pot and a "glug" of vinegar. Place your skein of yarn in the crock pot. Step 2. Turn the crock on high and cover. Leave it until steam it starts steaming, try not to let it boil. That could cause it to felt. Step 3. Place kool-aid into a heat proof container. I like measuring cups, they are easiest to pour from. Cover with about 1/2 a cup of boiling water. Stir to dissolve. Let the kool-aid cool until close in temperature to the yarn. Step 4. Pour the coloring on top of the yarn in the pattern you like. They will mix a little were they touch. The more dye/liquid you have in the crock the more likely they are to mix together. Step 5. Turn the crock down to low and cover. Leave it until the yarn has absorbed all the dye and the water is clear. Step 6. Turn off the heat and let yarn cool completely. Step 7. Remove yarn and rinse well, until the water rinses clear. Step 8. Drain and gently press out as much water in the sink as you can. Lay yarn on a towel, roll up and press out the rest of the water. Hang to dry. This is a great site to check out to learn more about color mixing. www.spindleandwheel.com