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Bobbles are interesting textures that make your knitting projects special. They are 3-dimensional structures that can be knitted with your regular knitting needles. The bobble refers to a general appearance and is not a stitch but a technique. While there are many ways to work a bobble, the general steps include knitting increases, working the stitches and then decreasing the stitches. Generally, bobbles pop out beautifully on stockinette (alternating rows of knit and purl stitches) but many lace and cable patterns make use of them. The bobble stitch is not a reversible pattern as only the right side (RS) has...

Tunisian crochet is a unique subset of crochet that produces a knit-like look. You need the specialty Tunisian crochet hook with an interchangeable cord for the craft. We have discussed Tunisian crochet in our previous blogs along with tutorials on the Tunisian knit and purl stitches. In this blog, we’ll discuss the Tunisian crochet in the round. Like regular knitting and crocheting, Tunisian crochet in the round requires different tools and techniques. There are many ways to make a circumference in the Tunisian craft which we’ll be discussing below. Before we start, gather your supplies. 1. Crochet Hooks- Tunisian Crochet...

Knitting a sweater or a cardigan or any garment for that matter is a delightful experience. But, what if after hours of hard work, your project does not fit? Many times after you finish an entire pattern you realize that the project does not fit. If it's a small project like a hat or a pair of socks, you are still consoled, but if it's a sweater or cardigan or a complex knitting pattern, it is agony. You need to rip it out and start again or you may be giving it up altogether. To prevent this from happening, we...

Cable knitting is truly a sight to behold; the twists and turns of intricate designs can be created easily with any regular knitting needles. Whether you're working back and forth with single-pointed needles or circulars, or crafting a seamless round with circulars or double-pointed needles, cable stitches can be included in all your knitting patterns. Cables are great and having a cable needle around is the best solution to knitting the pattern. Cable needles are handy knitting tools. They have pointy tips on either end but have grooves on the needle body that holds the stitches while you go working...