Ideas and tips for your yarn creations
Here’s a simple trick for knitting flawless fabric on your Addi Knitting Machine, even with yarns your machine doesn’t like! This will prevent dropping, skipping, splitting, and tucking stitches and produce an even, consistent knitted fabric. Continue reading
Learn how to Bind Off Part of a Row on your Addi Express Knitting Machine! Use this technique when you need to eliminate more than one or two stitches at the begining of a single row, or instead of holding stiches on waste yarn to bind them off later. Continue reading
Learn to work Increases at the edges of a flat panel on your Addi Express Knitting Machine!
Free Pattern! A simple, textured, close-fitting, unisex hat for the whole family. Knit in #3 Sport / DK or #4 Worsted weight yarn, with instructions for 10 different sizes, from Preemie to Adult Large. Continue reading
Learn to make Roses on your Addi Express Pro Knitting Machine! These are very quick and easy to make, and can be used to embellish many projects. Continue reading
Free Pattern! The Double Gradient Boomerang Shawl combines two different gradient or self striping yarns. This shawl can be made in any size, with any needles, any yarn, and any gauge you like.
Are you intimidated by Tapestry Crochet? Well, it is not as hard as it looks! If you can crochet back and forth in rows and color by the numbers, you can work tapestry crochet! Continue reading
Free Pattern! Knit a cute Seed Stitch Bow to embellish a project, or to wear as a hair accessory. Continue reading
Free Pattern! This Brioche Slouchy Hat is warm, squishy, and airy, knit in 3 colors. This tutorial will teach you to work my Shortcut Brioche stitch in the round. If you can work in the round and work “knit 1, purl 1” ribbing, you can knit this hat! There are no decreases at the crown, or anywhere in the pattern, it’s just ribbing and Shortcut Brioche Stitch. I added a large pom pom at the back. Continue reading
Learn to work Decreases at the edges of a flat panel on your Addi Express Knitting Machine! This tutorial demonstrates both left-leaning and right-leaning decreases. Continue reading