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Category Archives: Bit-size Tutorials
Step-by-Step Cable Without a Cable Needle
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Step-by-step Right Slanting Triple Decrease
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Elegantly Simple Left Slanting Triple Decrease
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Elegantly Simple Feather and Fan Shetland Lace
— elegant results with bit-sized steps in simple knitting — Our June KAL features a beautiful stitch pattern from the Shetland lace family of feather and fan stitches. Stitch patterns in this family are characterized by a series of yarn … Continue reading
Counting beads needed for a project
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Tea Dyeing
Tea dyeing is an easy way to give common white thread a lovely vintage look. Dyeing can be done either before knitting or afterwards. The advantage of dyeing the completed item is that you will be dyeing the exact amount … Continue reading
Petit Scallop Edging
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