Learn right and left leaning twisted stitches Twisted Stitches allow sinuous, single stitches to travel across knitted surfaces, levitating above a background of garter, stockinette or reverse stockinette. Of course, you can work these tiny 2-stitch cables just as you would any other cable, but it’s so much quicker and easier (and much more fun!)…
Learn the Icelandic Bind Off in 5 Easy Steps!
Ever tried the Icelandic Bind Off? I’ve used it on my Honey Island Wrap, part of…
Work the Alternating Cable Bind Off in just a few easy steps!
If you enjoy the Alternating Cable Cast On, you’re sure to love its…
Learn to work the Alternating Cable Cast On in 3 easy steps!
Here’s a great cast on for 1×1 ribbing. It looks like a tubular…
Marzen and the Double Chain Cast On:
Need a little something for your overly air conditioned office? This simple wrap for spring juxtaposes cables and…
Ever wondered how to knit bobbles? You may have noticed…I love ’em. Bobbles pop up in all kinds of places in Cheryl’s world, on…
Buttonholes. They’re scary. They’re always front and center and happen at a make-it-or-break-it point in a project. That’s why I love this reliable one-row…
Part II: Choosing Your Yarn
In Part I of How to Knit a Favorite, I mentioned that what I like best about my FS is…
Part I: Finding Your Favorite
Whether they’re hand knitted, gifted, thrifted or rescued, everyone has a favorite sweater! In this 3-part series, I’d like to…
As you may have noticed, I love hemmed edges for knits. Over the years I’ve used them in all sorts of applications from sweater…
