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Most knitters prefer to splice or join yarn without knots and without leaving ends that[...]
Many shawls on my website are knitted from the top down and start with a[...]
I’m so happy! We’re finally going to have a minimill in Iceland! And you[...]
Please click on this image to see the video: Tips & Techniques Hélène Magnússon www.icelandicknitter.com[...]
Steeking means cutting into a knitted fabric, for example cutting into a sweater at the[...]
The Autumn knitting tour was immediately followed by an Arena Travel tour based mostly in[...]
October has been very busy for me with 3 knitting tours in a row! First[...]
Here is a little tutorial that many of you have been asking for: how to work[...]
#bloggingtuesday When knitting in the round, we are in fact working spiral rows and a[...]
The mittens in my Grýla Collection are one size only but pattern says that more[...]
Here is Olga, ready to cut. The mustard color is not very easy to photograph[...]
On coupe les mailles! (1) Most lopi sweater instructions will ask you, before joining in[...]
Tutorial: disappearing loop cast-on With a disappearing loop cast on, you can start a circular[...]
Petite leçon: montage provisoire There are many different ways to cast on stitches, such as[...]
Petite leçon: jacquard intarsia, dompter les fils As promised, here is a little tutorial on[...]
Petite leçon: une pelote avec dévidage central „sur le pouce“ This method doesn´t require[...]
Icelandic intarsia is an old knitting tradition in Iceland, mostly used in knitted shoe-inserts. It[...]
