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The thumb cast-on is a simple and easy method to cast stitches to begin your knitting projects. This technique produces a strong, flexible edge ideal for various items, particularly caps, blankets, and scarves. The thumb version is the easiest way to follow the long tail cast-on. In fact, the technique is similar to the knitted cast-on but uses a thumb instead of one needle. This blog will cover everything you need to know about the thumb cast-on, the steps to create it, why to use it, and tips for a perfect result. What materials do you need? Before you start...

A knitter’s stash has a variety of knitting needles, sizes and materials all serving different purposes. Selecting the appropriate knitting needles is essential. There are various types of needles available in the market but choosing the right one for your project needs careful consideration. But don't worry, in addition to helping you choose the best material for your knitting, this blog will explain the various kinds of knitting needles, such as circular and double-pointed needles. You can refer to our blog for a guide to Lantern Moon needles. Understanding the Needle Types Let's understand the basic needle types that you...

Crochet opens up endless opportunities to create textures. The yarn craft is a beautiful way to create interesting designs with crochet hooks. One such textured crochet beauty is the star stitch. The elegant stitch pattern is inspired by its name creating star-like designs creating a thick, cozy, and dense fabric. The crocheted stitches work perfectly for projects such as scarves, blankets and washcloths. It looks complex in the beginning but it's pretty simple. Expand your crochet skills with the gorgeous textural stitch. In this blog, let's learn to crochet the star stitch with Lantern Moon. How to Crochet the Star...

Do you want to crochet a project that is useful in your kitchen? There are plenty of options but a potholder is essential. Yarn, hot things, and fire may not seem a good combination, however, a potholder made with yarn is not only practical but also adds a personal touch to your kitchen.  You can use it to pull out things from the oven or microwave and to hold hot handles. It is an easy and simple project to create with crochet hooks and yarn left over in your stash from previous projects. Are you excited? Great! This blog post...