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Intarsia and Fair Isle are the most widely used techniques for crocheting with various colors. Although they yield beautiful outcomes, their methods, and styles are different. Both are advanced colorwork that allows you to add multiple colors to your project with crochet hooks. Let's discuss the differences and find the best option for your next crocheting project. Refer to our blog and learn the crochet colorwork method and how to do it. What is Fair Isle? Fair Isle is a traditional colorwork method that uses two strands of yarn simultaneously, alternating the two colors as you go. This technique comes...

Are you facing problems with knitting left-leaning decreases in your project? Then it's time to explore other techniques. Just get your knitting needles and yarn. In knitting, there are many ways to neatly decrease stitches and the slip, knit, pass over (SKPO) is an advanced method for giving your design a refined touch. It is ideal for intermediate knitters with the experience of a few projects. To help you learn more about slip knit pass over (SKPO) also known as SKP we'll walk through the stitch technique in this blog. What is Slip, Knit, and Pass Over? A handy knitting...

The Wolf is on the Prowl. At least it was last week when we saw the arrival of the Wolf Moon. The name January’s lunar visitor was coined by Native Americans since they knew wolves to be most active and predatory in the winter month. For crafters, it is the time to explore creativity, pursue new horizons and be prepared for the winter. That makes sense since brisk weather tends to bring out the appetite in all of us. It certainly brings out the “need to make warm things” in those who love fiber arts.  Here are a few “Wolf-inspired”...

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...