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Do you face problems with the left-leaning knitting decrease? Don’t worry; there is a simple solution to get neat results through the use of SKP, which stands for (slip, knit, pass) technique. It is simple and gives the same effect as SSK (slip, slip, knit). The decrease technique is used to provide a narrow shape to your fabric. You can apply the SKP technique using knitting needles, and reduce the number of stitches.  Let’s discover this technique through this blog and create versatile and beautiful designs. What is SKP- Slip, Knit, and Pass? SKP stands for slip, knit, pass. The...

Treble Crochet or Triple Crochet is one of the basic stitches in crochet craft. A tall stitch with an open weave, it’s best used for projects that require fabric with a drape. Following simple steps but with more loops, the stitch is easy to master. In our previous blogs, we’ve discussed single crochet and double crochet stitch in detail. In this blog, we’ll focus on the next in the series- the treble crochet stitch. Get ready to expand your skills and add depth to your crochet repertoire with this blog. What is Treble Crochet AKA Triple Crochet Stitch? The treble...

The Moon has captivated all creatures on Earth since the beginning of time. Like the sun, it invites us to marvel at its power and beauty while quietly influencing the daily rhythms of our lives. Just as the Moon’s phases shift and change, crafters too experience different phases of creativity and inspiration. Knitters and crocheters often find themselves in cycles of creation, exploring and experimenting in ways that align with the shifting energy of each moon phase. Just as the Moon’s phases bring change and renewal, so too does crafting. Every phase in a crafter’s journey—from the inspiration of a...

The Tunisian Crochet Chain Stitch is one of the fundamental techniques in Tunisian Crochet. Well, you must have heard or worked on a crochet chain in traditional crochet, the Tunisian counterpart is similar and when worked in rows or rounds create a gorgeously textured fabric. The Tunisian Chain Stitch is unique and versatile, loved for its smooth, braided appearance. Despite its simplicity, this stitch opens up a world of creative possibilities, making it an excellent choice for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike. It can be combined with other Tunisian stitches for an enhanced effect. In this blog we’ll walk you...