Short video on how to make simple jewelry from copper wire from LanAnhHandmade See detailed tutorial in the full video : ...

You knit each and every stitch on every row, simply stopping to turn your work over when you’re ready to begin a row anew. It's the stitch you'll learn when first learning how to knit.

Knit one more stitch onto the left needle, then pull the bottom one up and over the top. Keep doing this, one at a time, until you’re down to a single stitch on the left needle. Grab your scissors.

Row 5: K1, m1, knit to last stitch, m1, k1. (11 sts) Row 6: Purl to end. Work a further 26 rows in St st ending with a WS row. Next row: K2, sl1, k1, psso, k3, k2tog, k2. (9 sts) Next row: Purl to end ...

Our collection of inspirational knitting projects for beginners — they're too simple to be called knitting patterns — will ease your frustration. They're such a brilliant way to test out the new ...

Many beginners use the knit front and back (kfb) increase for its simplicity. Start making a regular stitch for this method, but don’t move it to the right needle yet. Take your needle and push it ...

Knitting is such a fun craft to master – and once you know how to knit, you'll love making pieces for your friends and family. Our free baby blanket knitting pattern is the perfect project once you've ...

Knit this easy scarf and donate it to these Philly homelessness groups Everything you need to knit this easy scarf with a pattern from Philly’s Wild Hand. Consider donating it to someone in need this ...