Lifted increases are a knitter's secret weapon for minimal, clean and professional knitted increases! Learning how to knit a right lifted increase as well as how to work the purl stitch lifted increase is a technique that you won't regret adding to your knitting skill set!

If you’ve just finished knitting your first project, you might be wondering how to finish it neatly. This step is called the knitting...

Increases (and decreases) often move or point in a certain direction. Increases can be: Right-leaning, Left-leaning, Neutral with little to no lean at all. Increasing in the direction that your knit fabric '"is going" is an essential step to get a clean and polished finished object. Also, leaning decreases are often used for symmetrical shaping (e.g., a sweater or shawl) and, again, gives your knitting a polished look.

Cables are one of those magical techniques in knitting that can seem intimidating at first, but once you learn the basic principles, a whole new world opens up. From classic Aran sweaters to modern statement pieces, cabling can transform even the simplest knits into something extraordinary. This easy-to-follow guide will cover: - The fundamental need-to-knows of cables - How to cable back and cable front with videos! - Must-know tips for stunning cables every time And more!!

This beginner-friendly tutorial is for you if you’ve just picked up your needles and don't just want to understand how to knit and purl, but also the difference between styles (I'm talking continental vs. English style), how to hold your yarn, and how to keep your tension even.

If you've ever knit something in stockinette stitch with unfinished edges, you’ll know the struggle: the edges just won’t lie flat. They curl, twist, and give your hard work a noticeable finish. Sometimes it can become a treasured part of the design and garment, other times less so. It’s especially frustrating in summery knits where you want clean, minimalist knits that are light and airy to wear! In trying to solve this problem with standard no-curl edge, I mistakenly invent

The knitted cast on is one of the most beginner-friendly methods to get stitches onto your needles, read this how-to to discover more!

The long-tail cast on is a classic, versatile knitting technique that every knitter should have in their toolkit.

By the end of this post, you’ll have a roadmap to starting your knitting journey with confidence—without wasting time, money, or energy!