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Have you ever thought for a while that you are reading some digital code when reading knitting patterns or acronyms? There are many oddball abbreviations and terms that you will find in knitting. These are useful, and you must learn them so that you can use them in your patterns. WYIB is working yarn in back, and WYIF means working yarn in front. Let's discover more about this technique, its uses in slip stitches, and how to use it in your project. What do you understand by WYIB? WYIb stands for with yarn in back. You will notice this technique...

How do you feel when you hold ebony wood as a tool and enjoy the smoothness? For thousands of years, this piece of ancient wood has been famous among artists and craftspeople due to its remarkable strength and rich, deep color. At Lantern Moon, we honour heritage by producing luxurious knitting needles so that you get a premium and snag-free experience while crafting. Let's cover the vast journey in our blog,  from ancient times to its unique position in knitting, crocheting, and handcrafted art today. You can quickly refer to our blog to read about the joy of working with...

Let's make your finished piece a masterpiece! Yes, it's time to give a clean and professional look to your creation, which can be done using the blocking technique that many knitters overlook. Block knitting is a kind of secret sauce that transforms the freshly knitted item into a polished, smooth, and professionally looking piece. Whether you are an expert or a beginner, you might be frustrated that your stitches look uneven and didn't get a perfect drape. Let's walk you through in detail with our blog. What Exactly is Blocking in Knitting? The simple process of wetting or steaming your...

Do you want to make a colorful sweater for your loved ones? But unsure how to change colors in knitting? Using colorful techniques creates a beautiful effect and can turn your project into a unique and versatile one with knitting needles. Let's cover everything you need to know about changing colors in knitting, and these super-easy methods are ideal for beginners. Why Change Colors in Knitting? Let's first understand why color change in knitting patterns is required in the project. Here are some of the following reasons that inspire you to create multicolored patterns: You can create geometric shapes, color...