Yesterday I had to frog my knitting. Pulling back stitches is the easy part! Getting them back on the needles is the tricky part but it isn’t impossible. In fact if you take it nice and slowly it is satisfying to get all those stitches back on the needle.
I made a short video showing you how I do it…
And here’s the magic of the internet, because in the video above I’m putting the stitches back on the needle and below is the first two rounds completed in a mere scroll!
OK, I have three bags full! And it’s getting exciting because I am going to be emptying those three bags, or rather completing the projects in them. There is the Anastasia Shawl, the Philippa Jumper, a new design – the Baby Heaton, a garter stitch striped scarf, a garter stitch
The next stage in our Professional Finishing series is all about the three needle cast off and it’s my favourite stage. It creates a beautifully smooth even seam and it’s so easy to do. If you fancied seeing what I am writing about I’ve done a short three needle cast
In this Professional Finishing series of blog posts we have looked at sizing, that T word, and decreasing. In the decreasing we mentioned the amazing difference of how one stitch makes picking up stitches nice and easy. In this blog post I shall chat about how picking up stitches can
