Basic rib stitches like 1×1 and 2×2 simply alternate knit and purl stitches. Standard ribbing is easy to do and they look great too – offering both texture and stretch. But there are also many ...

Use knitting needles in a contrasting colour: this makes it easier to see and count your stitches, even with the fluffiest of ...

Any two-colour cast-on will do. Slip the first stitch knit-wise, then alternate knit then purl stitches as when working a (k1,p1) rib, but work all the knit stitches with one colour and all the ...

A 94-year-old Wrexham woman has been using her creativity and knitting skills to raise money for important causes. Gladys ...

During the last election cycle, which seemed to last a very long time, I taught myself to knit. I don’t know why exactly. Maybe because I needed a distraction. Maybe to try something new. I ...

Purl 15 rounds. Knit until hat measures about 15 cm from cast on edge. (You may need to adjust this to match the distance from just above your eyebrows to the top of your crown.) ...