and then you knit one stitch, and do a kll into the same stitch, and then you knit one stitch = 5 stitches on that needle. Those who are following me on Instagram (do so now, if you always want to be notified of new patterns right away) probably saw me tinkering around with this pattern for quite a while.

These delicately embroidered decorations are sure to become cherished elements of your festive decor for years to come. This project is perfect for the person who has learned the basics of knitting and is looking for their next challenge. interesting…this pattern has been test-knitted, knitted by myself for I don’t know how often and of course there is the video. They use recyclable material whenever possible, and their packing process is now 100% plastic-free - Rex London use paper tape, recycled cardboard boxes, and paper wrap rather than bubble wrap. This kit will appeal to crafters of all abilities, including those just starting out, and anyone looking for an imaginative gift.

For now, I will just add a k2tog before round 32, but just thought I would ask if I am either missing something or in case the pattern needs amendment. Perfect for introducing children to knitting, a Knitting Nancy is easy to use and can provide endless entertainment. Please note that this will mean a delay in receiving your parcel as customs can take 1-2 weeks to process a parcel, though it is sometimes faster. to the Siesta Socks which are perfect for a chilled out day at home as they are so soft and cuddly, but they are equally fabulous paired with your wellies or walking boots. The two available sizes will give you the chance to practice with the smaller specimen first and then proceed to the larger version.

The Vintage Knitting Mushroom by Lori Holt of Bee in my Bonnet is perfect for teaching knitting basics to your little ones. As an avid mushroom hunter, that’s a distinction that matters to me, but if you just want them as cute home decor you might enjoy the more simple design just as much. You will find an easy to follow instruction at the beginning, and another version where things might get a bit more tricky and you will be knitting on two sets of dpns at the same time for more advanced knitters. I feel it’s quite suitable for early intermediate knitters, even though you might have to look up one or two stitches (I linked you to easy-to-follow tutorials in each case). For some reason, I’ve got it into my head that I wanted the gills to dive/converge into the center (the real amanitas have a hemispherical shape as well), but that proved to be quite difficult without showing the increases and, usually, knitting just doesn’t behave like that when stuffed.

As a child, I spent hours creating huge long snakes of knitted cord using up odds and ends donated to me by my grandma.