Stick weaving makes thin strips of woven fabric. This stick weaving tutorial will show you how to make a pouch as your first project.
The Cozy Spirit Scoody is warm, fashionable, warm, unique, spirited, and warm! Wrap yourself up in your school or team colors so even in layers people know who you stand for. With Knit Pal yarn your colors will be just right. The Cozy Spirit Scoody only takes 2 skeins of Knit Pal yarn, but if you get one or two more, you could add pockets on the bottom, make the scarf section wider, or even make matching mittens. Oh, or socks!
Ginny’s Grannies CAL part 7 includes squares with a circle, a star, logs, and even a striped rectangle! This week things get interesting. Every square we make this month has something that makes it special to me. The first is has great texture and a neat color layout. The second was so hard to figure out, but once I did, it came together really well. The third and fourth just make me happy!
Find all the details and additional links about Ginny’s Grannies HERE.
Time to learn how to k2tog (knit two together). This is a very quick and easy decrease which adds many possibilities to your knit creations. I’ve included written, photo, & video tutorials to help you learn this common stitch.
My new mini apothecary chest is so awesome and something I’ve been wanting forever! I love all the various size drawers and the fun colors.
If you are looking for an easy knit shawl pattern that is perfect for beginners, the Sally Super Simple Knit Shawl is it!
Cozy Spirit CAL Part 2 makes your scarf twice as long, now that’s cozy! I love the color play in this scarf, with the mirror image and the varying length stripes, it stays interesting. You may think we’re done here, but there’s more. Part 3 will add on a way to keep you even more warm and cozy.
Do you want to know how to KFB (Knit Front and Back)? Well, here you will find written, photo, and video tutorials that will teach you this increase.
July 2020 Crafty Time with Jessie featured felt crafts, loom knitting, wood painting, and lots of fun with various Plaid products. I mean, Plaid just keeps sending me the coolest goodies and I LOVE playing with them and sharing them with you. I also really enjoyed the day I learned to use a straight loom knitter because one of you asked how to use it. Keep sending me questions and suggestions so I can be sure to share info YOU want.
You can find general info, links to all the weeks as we progress, and the current week’s videos HERE.
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Yarn dyeing with indigo was way cooler than I imagined. It started out green! Really, green, I’m not kidding. I never knew indigo had an oxidation process, and it was really neat to watch. Plus, I had a blast coming up with ways to “tie” the yarn with rubber bands to get all sorts of cool designs.
This is our third installation of Adventures in Yarn Dying with Jessie At Home. There are two more still this year, so the fun will continue!
