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A provisional cast on is a knitting technique that keeps your stitches live (to be knitted later). They are used for multiple purposes in knitting patterns. Cast ons are the first step of your knitting projects as you lay the foundation on your knitting needles. The provisional cast on is a fun technique that assists in multiple projects. The temporary cast stitches on the knitting needles can be unraveled whenever you need to work them later. This is very useful for folded trims, hems and when you are working without measurements or design and relying on the fit of the...

Yarn over is one of the most basic and essential techniques in crochet. It is the technique of simply wrapping the yarn over the crochet hook to create a new loop. It can be worked with any of your regular single-ended crochet hooks of any size. The same goes for working with any interchangeable Tunisian crochet hooks for both regular crocheting as well as Tunisian crocheting. Abbreviated as "yo", it is a common technique used to create new stitches and increase the number of stitches in your work. Besides its use in all basic crochet stitches, it is used to...

Summer has finally made its grand entrance, leading us to kick back, chill out, and dive into the joys of laid-back crafting. This is your moment to conjure up breezy, trendy creations that shield you from the sun's harmful rays and feel as refreshing as a dip into cooling waters.  We've gathered an assortment of fabulous knitting and crocheting patterns that are just as eye-catching as they are a blast to make. They are also quick to plan and make. Just gather your knitting needles, crochet hooks and accessories to enjoy a smooth crafting experience. Your regular single points can...

To be honest, nothing is more disappointing than a crochet project that you put in so many hours of hard work and effort to not turn out as you want. Edges make and break a project. If your crochet project is disappointing you, just pick up your crochet hooks and get it dressed up in a beautiful edging pattern. This is not just for the edges of your blanket, scarf or dishcloth but can be easily adapted to a sweater, hat, or even socks. It is easy to make tassels, pom poms or fringes to the edges but with a...