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How to Crochet Super Sharp Chevrons

If you want to crochet chevrons that are on point, look no further than this sharp chevron stitch. (Say THAT ten times fast!) The points are dramatic, thanks to strategically... View Content

How to Crochet Granny Squares And Bring Back Old-School Cool

The granny square is the most iconic motif in crochet. Even people who don't know crochet often know that the granny square is a crochet classic. Learn how to crochet... View Content

These 3 Hexagon Crochet Motifs Are Anything But Square

Most people start crocheting with a square, which makes sense: squares are simple, straightforward and easy. But hexagons are all those things, too. If you can make a chain stitch... View Content

This Crochet Flower Hexie is Coming Up Roses

Breaking news: Hexagon motifs are just as easy as granny squares! Start stitching a stack using one of these three FREE motif patterns. View Content

Learn New Knitting Techniques With These 10 Hats

From graphic stripes to more complicated double knitting, hats are the perfect canvas to practice and learn new knitting skills. They're pretty small, so you aren't committing to a lifetime... View Content

7 Stranded Knitting Projects for Practicing Your Colorwork

Stranded knitting is a style of colorwork that traditionally carries two or more yarns along the back of your knitting. There are a ton of ways to incorporate it into... View Content

3 Methods for Jogless Knitting in the Round

I made one mistake when knitting this awesome hat: I did not use any jogless knitting in the round techniques. Sure, you could let that little imperfection go. But if... View Content

3 Ways to Add Color to Your Tunisian Crochet

Solid rows, mixed stripes, color-blocking, oh my! Adding new hues to your Tunisian crochet projects can give them an immediate upgrade. These three techniques are sure to color you happy.... View Content

Add Drama to Your Next Project With the Spike Stitch

The spike stitch gives you a lot of bang for your buck: It looks complicated and advanced, but is actually simple. Gotta love that! A spike happens when you form... View Content

3 Key Tips for Successful Stranded Knitting

Stranded knitting uses two or more colors to create stitches. Unlike knitting big blocks of color, stranded knitting changes colors constantly, which can cause floats, puckering and general confusion, especially... View Content

These Pumpkin Knitting Patterns Are Perfect for Fall Stitching

Unlike the winter squash you buy at the farmer's market , these pumpkins will never go bad. With just some yarn and your knitting needles, you can craft the cutest... View Content

Get Your Fair Isle on With These Free Knitting Patterns

If you want to make jaws drop with your knitting, Fair Isle is for you. This stranded colorwork technique is a favorite of independent pattern designers, who have dreamt up... View Content

Crochet the Linen Stitch for Gorgeous (and Simple) Colorwork

Linen stitch is our kind of stitch: it's beautiful, looks complicated, but is actually super simple (as in, you only need to know how to make a chain stitch and... View Content

Knit Hats for Days: 7 Beginner-Friendly Patterns

Hats are fun to knit. Fact. You only have to make one (I'm looking at you, socks), they can be as simple or as complicated as you want, and they... View Content

4 Ways to Knit the Linen Stitch

Explore the many possibilities of linen stitch! Knit in one, two, three, or more colors, you can change the look of this simple stitch pattern. View Content