Have you ever had a sweater turn out bigger than expected or just not fitting properly, despite gauge swatching? You may have asked yourself, “what did I do wrong??” It’s a common…
The use of scrap yarn as a stitch holder is a very popular method used for when you need to hold a lot of stitches, so it’s often used in seamless knitting…
This past Fall/Winter I released Audrey’s Pullover, a top-down v-neck pullover featuring a split hemline and subtle skinny stripes. The stitch gauge is 20 stitches = 4″/10 cm, making it suitable for…
For beginner knitters, one of the tricky things that is part of the learning curve is how to interpret knitting patterns. At times it can feel like you’re trying to learn a…
Have you noticed that in knitting patterns that the gauge listed is almost always listed as over 4″/10cm? For example, it will say something like: 20 stitches & 29 rounds = 4″/10…