The Knitting Circle

We're your online resource for all things knitting. A place where you can find everything you need – from basic instruction to advanced techniques.

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Pi shawls were invented by Elizabeth Zimmermann and are a fun way to knit shawls, blankets, and tablecloths. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein shows you how to knit an easy and relaxing half-pi shawl, worked in garter stitch. https://t.co/JOCJzdGJkD

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A half-pi (half-circle) shawl is one of the simplest shawl constructions to work. They are worked by doubling the number of stitches each time you’ve doubled the number of rows. https://t.co/kLC2XA8bUb

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Sometimes we just want a pattern that’s both easy and practical. Get your copy of our free Slipped Stitch Dishcloth pattern and create a handmade set of for yourself or a loved one. https://t.co/ad5N7DKVis

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Everyone needs a little extra self-care sometimes. Join Jen Lucas and Brenda K.B. Anderson for a LIVE tutorial to learn how to make a knit and crochet spa day kit. https://t.co/nldmih2Iem

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Join Jen Lucas, managing editor of The Knitting Circle, for an hour of knitting Q&A. Jen answers questions and provides a live demo on how to determine yarn weights. Make sure to download the free Wraps Per Inch Cheat Sheet. https://t.co/FtPzO1LgWb

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In this video, Mary Beth Temple demonstrates how to work a basic two-color brioche pattern back and forth in rows. https://t.co/iDmVHmsOrO

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🧶 When it comes to knitting, there’s always something new to learn! That’s why we have a 14 Day Learn to Knit series—perfect for beginners or seasoned knitters that want to brush up on technique. Start improving your knitting today! https://t.co/GIrxxxysZ8

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Want to try crochet? Our friends at Creative Crochet Corner have the perfect bundle of crochet ideas just for YOU! Download the Winter Wonderland Crochet Bundle now! https://t.co/fOl7EPMj0N

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Stranded colorwork is a technique where more than one color of yarn is used on a row (or round) of knitting. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein demonstrates how yarn color dominance in stranded knitting works. https://t.co/a7rpItvwBu

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In this video, knitting expert Corrina Ferguson discusses some tips on how to choose the right color for your next project. https://t.co/y5zcPx0dhv

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Stranded colorwork is a beautiful technique that creates interesting designs in your knitting. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein shares an easy method for carrying two yarns in your right hand while working stranded colorwork projects. https://t.co/p3xsegao2O

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Curious about how to join a new ball of yarn to your knitting project? Good news – it’s remarkably easy! In this video, knitting expert Jen Lucas demonstrates two ways to join a new ball of yarn to a project. https://t.co/cr0nozRpVs

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The half linen stitch is a variation of the traditional linen stitch pattern. It’s worked over four rows instead of two, giving the fabric a little more drape than the traditional pattern. https://t.co/0nRzy874AX

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Unlike many other knitted fabrics, the linen stitch fabric creates a firm fabric that doesn’t curl. In this video, Jen Lucas explains how to knit the linen stitch both flat and in the round. https://t.co/uBU2AfwTU5

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There are thousands of stitch patterns that can be worked into your knitting. The Andalusian stitch is a simple textured pattern that can be used for a many different types of projects. https://t.co/c6cj3uaYyH

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There are many ways to bind off your knitting, from simple and functional to delicate and decorative. In this video, knitting expert Michele Lee Bernstein demonstrates I-cord bind off. https://t.co/x2HjQuHVZI

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There are hundreds of ways that you can bind off your knitting. Here are three easy ways to bind off, including a stretchy bind off for garter stitch. https://t.co/H6UFsdKZEl

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Want to try crochet? Our friends at Creative Crochet Corner have the perfect bundle of crochet ideas just for YOU! Download the Winter Wonderland Crochet Bundle now! https://t.co/fOl7EPMj0N

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Ann Budd shows you how to put in a lifeline that “saves” all of your good knitting and lets you rip back without going too far. https://t.co/2F4TsQ2DQ9

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Having a loose cast on is important for many projects, but what if you’re someone who casts on too tight? Not to worry, in this video, knitting expert Jen Lucas demonstrates how to work the long tail cast on with two needles held together. https://t.co/otX084czVc