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Why do tools play a significant role in craft? These are the integral part of creating unique and versatile projects. Every stitch you create with knit and purl, with the right knitting needles, will make your task easier and smoother. But what if you work with the wrong one? It will ruin your project and even make you frustrated. Hence, selecting the right material for knitting not only smooths your work but also relaxes your mind and hands. Ebony wood is cherished and warmth worldwide because of its various benefits. Let's learn why knitters have a special place for ebony...

Weaving and crocheting have their own charm in the fiber world, and share loops and yarn. However, they have different techniques to work on. Weaving focuses on adding visual flow, rhythm, and giving a final structure, while crochet is more into forming a variation in texture with crochet hooks. What will happen if two combine? You will get a realm of texture and color. Let's explore how to blend them and elevate your crochet game. Why blend Weaving and Crocheting? Weaving and crocheting can't be separated and go hand in hand. You can use weaving to add strands of colors...

As a beginner, you might face challenges when making some modifications to your crochet pattern. Changes in the projects become essential if they do not match the pattern. Changing a crochet pattern is a technique that every crocheter should learn, whether you're trying to get the ideal fit out of a sweater, alter the size of a blanket, or add your own flair with your crochet hook. Let's discuss in this blog how to modify a crochet pattern and provide you with the confidence to customize the project effectively. Steps to Modify the Crochet Pattern 1. Recognize and modify the...

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...