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Spinning Blog
This is the place to be if you want to watch the Spinning-4-Pleasure website is growing and evolving. For your convenience, as I add new pages or update the information on existing pages, the changes will be recorded here. If you subscribe you will be able to receive notification of changes. To subscribe the Spinning-4-Pleasure Blog just right click on the orange RSS button, and then paste the URL into your RSS Reader. You can also click on the My Yahoo! button or My MSN or Add to Google button if you maintain a personalised home page on one of those sites. How to do a divide in a scarf pattern ......to allow the one end to slip through the middle of the scarf? Hello, For my scarf I have to cast on 30 sts and work 45 rows in k1, pl rib. Permalink -- click for full blog postHow to Knit and SpinWelcome to my Spinning 4 Pleasure website! Do you want to learn how to knit and spin? On these pages you will find useful information including step-by-step instructions! Permalink -- click for full blog postUnknown stitchDear friend: Please, please, please, help me to discover which stitch is this one. I founded this photo on a chinese site with a model using a Permalink -- click for full blog postUnknown stitchDear friend: Please, please, please, help me to discover which stitch is this one. I founded this photo on a chinese site with a model using a Permalink -- click for full blog postknitting in reverseHi I am trying to knit a wild flower shawl pattern . At the edging, it works till row 12 then it goes off in the wrong direction. Row 1: (ws) K2, Permalink -- click for full blog postCounting Rows in the RoundDo you count the loops on the needle as a row? YOUR ANSWERWhen you are knitting in the round, one row is a complete cycle around the needle. When I Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting a Gauge SwatchI am knitting a sweater in rib pattern (K1,P1) all rounds. I do not know how to measure the 4 x 4 gauge swatch horizontally. Do I stretch it out or Permalink -- click for full blog postWhat Do These Letters Mean?My pattern says: row 1: K across row 2: P across then reverse. I am making a slipper pattern. Thank you YOUR ANSWER I am assuming that it is Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting TechniquesOnce you have gained a bit of experience as a knitter, you might want to experiment with some more complex knitting techniques or styles. Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting BasicsOn this page you will find a number of tutorials on knitting basics, casting on, casting off, knitting the two basic stitches, increasing and decreasing stitches. Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting Blanket SquaresOne of the simplest things that you can do with your kids is knitting blanket squares. It is also a great project if there is more than one kid. Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting for KidsAre you looking for knitting projects to do with your kids? Knitting for kids needs to be reasonably simple and reasonably quick or the little darlings will lose interest! Permalink -- click for full blog postHow to Read a Knitting PatternOne of the most difficult things to learn when you are a beginner is how to read a knitting pattern. Permalink -- click for full blog postKnitting PatternsChoosing knitting patterns is one of the most important decisions you have to make when you are a beginner. Permalink -- click for full blog postDouble Pointed Knitting NeedlesLike circular knitting needles, double pointed knitting needles used for more advanced knitting where you require a seamless finish for your garment. However, unlike with circular needles, double pointed needles are generally only used for knitting small articles. Permalink -- click for full blog post |
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