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Fingerless Mittens Knit Flat | Step-By-Step Knitting Tutorial | Knitting House Square
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Perfect for beginner to intermediate knitters who want to grow their skills with cable knitting and magic loop techniques. Whether you're knitting your first pair of mittens or looking for a quick gift project, this video will guide you every step of the way.
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View the written pattern with cable chart here ➡️ KnittingHouseSquare.com/hands/braided-cable-mittens
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00:00 Introduction
01:32 Materials
03:13 Cast On
04:05 Join in the Round and Ribbing
09:54 Reading a Cable Chart for In the Round Knitting Rounds 1 through 3
15:05 MP Make on Purlwise
16:54 Reading a Cable Stitch Round 4
21:37 Reading a Cable Stitch Round 8
25:35 Placing the Thumb on Waste Yarn
28:04 Cable Chart Repeat
29:42 Cable Chart Decreases for In the Round Knitting
37:52 Cast Off the Top of the Mitten
41:12 Kitchener Stitch Repeat
42:03 Picking Up and Knitting the Thumb
In this video, you’ll learn:
• How to knit a cable hat with magic loop
• How to read a cable knitting chart in the round
• How to work braided cable stitches in the round
• Finishing techniques for a professional hand-knit look
Knitting Techniques Covered:
• Magic Loop Knitting
• Braided Cable Pattern
• Chart Reading for Circular Knitting
• Crown Decreases
You can check out the other videos in this series HERE!
Braided Cable Ear Warmer: youtu.be/u27eNaqeps4
Braided Cable Cowl: youtu.be/r-voUPjutaU
Perfect for:
Intermediate knitters | Knitting gifts | Fall + winter projects
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You can find the free written pattern and cable chart here - KnittingHouseSquare.com/head/braided-cables-hat
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00:00 Introduction
01:34 Materials
02:43 Cast On
03:38 Join in the Round for Magic Loop and Ribbing
09:56 Reading a Cable Chart for In the Round Knitting
14:22 Introducing the Cable Stitch – Round 3
19:51 Introducing the Cable Stitch – Round 7
22:16 Cable Chart Repeat
23:28 Cable Chart Decreases for In the Round Knitting
27:20 Cast Off & Finishing
You’ll also learn how to read a cable chart for in-the-round knitting—a must-have skill for anyone wanting to level up their cable knitting projects.
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
• How to knit cables in the round using the magic loop method
• How to follow a cable chart for circular knitting
• How to create a bold braided cable motif
• Tips for avoiding common cable mistakes
• Finishing techniques for a professional look
Finished Size: One size fits most adults – adjustable in height and circumference
This cowl is ideal for adventurous beginners and intermediate knitters looking to learn or refine in-the-round cable knitting techniques. The result is a beautifully textured accessory that looks intricate but is easy to master with a little guidance!
Subscribe for more cable tutorials, knitting techniques, and wearable projects.
Visit my website for the free pattern, printable cable chart, and extra tips: KnittingHouseSquare.com/neck/braided-cables-cowl
00:00 Introduction
01:27 Materials
02:33 Cast On
04:44 Option 1 Join in the Round Directly (NO magic loop)
07:33 Option 2 Join in the Round USING Magic Loop
15:44 Ribbing
16:07 Reading a Cable Chart for in the Round Knitting Rounds 1 - 3
21:27 Reading a Cable Stitch from a Knitting Chart Round 4
26:02 Tip: How to work a cable stitch between two knitting needles when using magic loop
28:18 Reading a Cable Stitch from a Knitting Chart Round 8
31:17 Ending Ribbing and Cast Off
You’ll also learn how to read a cable chart for flat knitting, helping you build your skills and confidence with cable work. Perfect for knitters who want to move beyond basic ribbing and stockinette!
In this video, you'll learn how to:
• Knit a braided cable pattern flat
• Read and follow a cable chart for flat knitting
• Use cable needles with confidence
• Seam your ear warmer for a neat finish
• You can seam it directly or create an ear warmer with a twist!
Whether you’re knitting gifts, building your skills, or just love cables, this braided cable ear warmer is a satisfying and quick project you’ll want to make again and again.
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Visit my website for the full written pattern and printable cable chart: knittinghousesquare.com/head/braided-cables-ear-warmer
00:00 Introduction
01:45 Materials
03:06 Cast-On
06:42 How to Read a Cable Chart for Flat Knitting
12:13 Introducing the Cable Stitch – Cable Row 3
19:13 Introducing the Cable Stitch – Cable Row 7
23:11 Cast Off
25:23 Creating the Twist and Seaming
Note: I am not selling anything any finished products or patterns to profit from the "Go Birds" slogan. This is just how I knit my personal hat. Go Birds is a trademark of the Philadelphia Eagles.
Skill level: Intermediate (intarsia color work)
Yarn I used:
Woobles Yarn Amazon: amzn.to/4hzArAZ
Woobles Yarn Joanns: joann.com/p/the-woobles-easy-peasy-yarn-164yds-worsted-cotton-blend/20346466.html
00:00 Introduction
01:36 Materials
03:50 Cast On
04:27 Ribbing
05:09 Switching Knitting Needle Sizes & Yarn Colors
07:35 Colorwork Set-Up
09:45 Chart Row 1: Introduction to Intarsia
15:09 Chart Row 2: Intarsia Purl Side
19:49 Stockinette after chart
22:36 Decreases
25:52 Cast Off & Seaming
30:39 Seaming
Pattern on my website: knittinghousesquare.com/head/go-birds-hat
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
The free pattern can be found on the KnittingHouseSquare.com website found linked below! The pattern is available in 3 sizes - teen, adult small / medium, and adult large and can be knit out of either worsted (medium #4), light bulky, or bulky (#5) weight yarn.
Skill Level: Beginner
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:04 Materials
03:17 Cast-On and Set-Up
06:33 Set-Up Row 1
09:05 Set-Up Row 2
10:19 Repeat Rows
14:34 Cast-Off
16:49 Seaming
Worsted Weight
# Stitches to Cast-On: 23
US 8 (5 mm) straight knitting needles amzn.to/4gB65h3
Yarn Shown (on website not in video): Joann Big Twist Value in Sky Blue
Teen - Finished Length: 16" Yardage Used: 55 yds (50 m)
Adult Small/Medium - Finished Length 18" Yardage Used: 65 yds (60 m)
Adult Large - Finished Length 19" Yardage Used: 70 yds (59 m)
Light Bulky Weight
# Stitches to Cast-On: 19
US 10 (6 mm) straight knitting needles amzn.to/41B1p6O
Yarn Shown: Spincycle Yarns Plump wild-hand.com/collections/spincycle-yarns/products/spincycle-plump-wild-hand-colorway
Teen - Finished Length: 16" Yardage Used: 50 yds (46 m)
Adult Small/Medium - Finished Length 18" Yardage Used: 57 yds (52 m)
Adult Large - Finished Length 19" Yardage Used: 60 yds (55 m)
Bulky Weight Yarn
# of Stitches to Cast-On: 17
US 10.5 (6.5 mm) straight knitting needles amzn.to/4gbRBVh
Yarn Shown: Hue + Me amzn.to/49Gy4da
Teen - Finished Length: 16" Yardage Used: 45 yds (41m)
Adult Small/Medium - Finished Length 18" Yardage Used: 50 yds (46 m)
Adult Large - Finished Length 19" Yardage Used: 53 yds (49 m)
Free pattern on my website: knittinghousesquare.com/head/easy-twist-ear-warmer
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
This ornament is knit in the round using magic loop and is a great project to use up fingering weight mini skeins or left over yarn from another project.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Skills Taught in YouTube Tutorial
• How to knit in the round using magic loop
• Adding beads to your knitting (optional)
• How to read a knitting chart in the round (bead placement)
• Decreases SSK and K2T
Materials
• Fingering Weight Yarn etsy.com/shop/TheSheepyshire
• Main Color: 28 yds (26m)
• Trunk Color: 3 yds (2.7 m)
• US 2 (2.75mm) Circular Knitting Needles 32” amzn.to/4i9zXTj
• Tapestry Needle amzn.to/4fVaBHh
Optional for Beading:
• Crochet Hook for Beads No 6 (1 mm) amzn.to/4g9IQdP
• Round 6/0 Beads amzn.to/49l2aCM
Optional for crochet chain to hang ornament:
• Size C crochet hook amzn.to/4fNoS8N
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:10 Materials
04:07 Knitting the Tree Part 1
12:40 Optional: Adding Beads
18:38 Knitting the Tree Part 2
25:07 Attaching the Ornament String
27:59 Tree Trunk
33:13 Assembly
Free Pattern on Knitting House Square Website:
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/christmas-tree-ornament
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Flat knitting is where a piece is knit flat, rather than in the round on circular or double-pointed knitting needles, then seamed up the side to create a circular piece.
In this tutorial, we will start by calculating the number of stitches you need to cast-on based on your measurements. Once we have the cast-on number we will work a simple cast-on and repeat pattern for the desired length. Once complete we will cast-off and seam the leg warmer into its tube shape.
The full FREE written pattern is available on the Knitting House Square website, which is linked below!
Skills shown in the video:
• Backward loop cast on
• Knit stitch
• Purl stitch
• Cast-off
• Mattress stitch for seaming knitwork
Materials
• US 7 (4.5 mm) Straight knitting needles (or a circular knitting needle)
• Aluminum Straight amzn.to/4bq6l0a
• Wooden Straight amzn.to/3WRqkjW
• Wooden Circular amzn.to/4aAZakB (Shown in video)
• Tapestry needle amzn.to/4e6FwA7
• minimum 200 yds (183 m) worsted weight yarn (also known as medium weight or #4)
If there is a yarn that you already have that you would like to use for this project I would recommend taking the yarn and splitting it into two yarn balls of equal weight. Then knit each leg warmer out of one ball, and cast off just before you run out. This way you can maximize the leg warmer height you can get from the yarn you have!
• Pink version in video: Loop Petal (discontinued until winter 2024) from Loop in Philadelphia loopyarn.com/collections/loop-yarn
• Purple version in video: Big Twist Value Worsted from Joanns in purple joann.com/solid-worsted-acrylic-380yd-value-yarn-by-big-twist/16801383.html
Gauge: 10 sts x 11 rows = 2” x 2” ribbing pattern unstretched on US 7 (4.5 mm) knitting needles
Free Pattern on Knitting House Square Website: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/legwarmers-knit-flat
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:54 Materials
04:44 Measurements Needed
06:42 Cast On Calculation
07:35 Yarn Yardage Estimator
08:32 Cast On
12:20 Repeat Pattern
24:25 Cast Off
27:59 Seaming (Mattress Stitch)
35:24 Weaving in the Ends
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
• Sweater Length: 3.25” (8.26 cm)
• Sweater Chest Circumference: 6” (15 cm)
• Gauge: 7 sts x 9.5 rds = 1” x 1” stockinette in the round on US 2 (2.75 mm) knitting needles
Materials
• 30-33 yds (27-30 m) Fingering (#1) weight yarn (8 - 9 grams)
• Shown in Sweet Georgia Breeze and Bluebell
• US 2 (2.75 mm) 40” Circular Knitting Needle amzn.to/47uyb8Y
• 2 pieces of fingering weight waste yarn (approx 12” in length each)
• Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3eDoX0O
• Scissors
Knitting House Square Website: knittinghousesquare.com/doll-accessories/basic-knit-sweater
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:05 Materials
02:52 Cast On
06:32 Join in the round and ribbing
13:43 Shoulder Increases
23:10 Separate the Sleeves
29:44 Sweater Body
34:13 Cast Off
37:42 Sleeves
42:56 Weaving in the Ends
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
This video is perfect for advanced beginners who are just learning to knit in the round all the way up to advanced knitters.
If you are looking for a beginner friendly pumpkin to knit, check out my Pumpkin Knit Flat tutorial that was released earlier this week - which does not involve knitting in the round or working cables!
A full list of all the yarns I used to make the various different sizes and samples is available on my website!
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/cable-knit-pumpkin
The materials I used in this video include:
Vannas Choice Yarn in Terracotta amzn.to/3YUYtk2
Vannas Choice Yarn in Chocolate amzn.to/3WNdYaY
US 9 Lykke Knitting Needles amzn.to/3AxNXVH
Metal Cable Needle amzn.to/3Xa2bF4
My favorite set of tapestry needles amzn.to/3XbNyAZ
The full knitting pattern is available for FREE on my website!
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/cable-knit-pumpkin
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
02:14 Pumpkin Materials
03:44 Pumpkin Cast-On and Increase Set-Up Rounds
13:18 Pumpkin Increase Rounds
23:23 Pumpkin Center Rounds
25:14 Pumpkin Decrease Rounds
30:42 Pumpkin Cast Off
32:30 Knitting the Stem
37:23 Tip for Working a Make 1 M1
40:45 Assembly
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
What is great about this tutorial is that the pumpkin and stem are knit flat - meaning that to create this project you never have to knit the round!
This video is perfect for beginners who are just learning all the way up to advanced knitters.
If you are looking for a more advanced pumpkin pattern check out my Cable Knit Pumpkin video, HERE: youtu.be/JDcbp6cYqI0
A full list of all the yarns I used to make the various different sizes and samples is available on my website!
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/pumpkin-knit-flat
The materials I used in this video include:
Vannas Choice Yarn in Terracotta amzn.to/3YUYtk2
Vannas Choice Yarn in Chocolate amzn.to/3WNdYaY
US 9 Lykke Knitting Needles amzn.to/3AxNXVH
My favorite set of tapestry needles amzn.to/3XbNyAZ
The full knitting pattern is available for FREE on my website!
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/pumpkin-knit-flat
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
03:04 Pumpkin Materials
06:10 Backward Loop Cast-On
10:26 Increase Set-Up Row 1
15:01 Increase Set-Up Row 2
16:58 Increase Set-Up Row 3
18:44 Increase Set-Up Row 4
19:33 Increase Row 5
24:06 Increase Row 6
26:45 Center Repeat Rows
28:47 Decrease Rows
29:08 Decrease Row 1
33:37 Decrease Rows 11-13
38:24 Cast-Off
40:48 Knitting the Stem
47:54 Stem Cast-Off
49:48 Seaming the Stem
51:39 Seaming the Pumpkin (Mattress Stitch)
58:02 Assembly
58:27 Assembly Step 2 - Weaving through the 3 strands
1:02:43 Assembly Step 3 - Closing up the bottom
1:04:34 Assembly Step 4 - Stuffing the Pumpkin
1:05:12 Assembly Step 5 - Create the Pumpkin Shape
1:11:23 Assembly Step 6 - Attaching the Stem
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Original Socks Knit Flat Video (Part 1): youtube.com/watch?v=nFQt4sgQGLk
The original socks knit flat video included only one sock pattern. That means that the seam for both the left and right sock were on the same side. After posting I received many requests for a separate left and right sock pattern so that the seam of each sock would be on opposite sides, and you could wear the pair with both of the seams facing towards center.
I am going to refer to the original pattern as the Right Sock because the seam ends up on the left (the inside of the right foot) and this new additional pattern as the Left Sock where the seam will be on the right side (the inside of the left foot).
The Left Sock the pattern is exactly the same all the way up until the heel. So follow the original Right Sock pdf pattern up through where it says Heel (Video Time 15:37), work the heel as described in this video, then continue to follow the original Right Sock pdf pattern re-starting at Sock Foot (Video Time 28:49)!
Socks Knit Flat Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/socks-knit-flat
Yarn shown in video tutorial: Dye is Cast Squish Wish Sock in the Under the Sea colorway (discontinued)
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:38 Project Overview
03:58 Heel Side 1
12:23 Heel Side 2
Map: google.com/maps/d/u/1/edit?mid=1t7kynkZo9aIQ67ZTSR9hf6BhXmhje1E&usp=sharing
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
02:28 Weaver House
04:24 South Philly Yarn & Craft
05:31 Loop
07:31 Yarnphoria
09:17 Modest Transitions
11:17 Wild Hand
13:40 Kelbourne Woolens
14:56 Stitch Central
16:10 Luv2Knit & More
17:51 Ewenited Stitches
19:04 Echo Valley Fiber
20:08 Forever Yarn
21:22 Twist Knitting & Spinning
23:11 Homesewn
24:20 Yarningtown
25:32 Purls of Wisdom
The video breakpoints for the 3 regions are below!
02:28 Center City
11:17 Northern Suburbs
22:57 Western Suburbs
Shops with large selections of weaving supplies: Weaver House 02:28 and Twist Knitting & Spinning 21:22
Shops with large selections of fabric and sewing supplies: Homesewn 23:11 and Stitch Central 14:56
Weaver House: weaverhouseco.com
South Philly Yarn and Craft: southphillyyarnandcraft.com/home
Two Cats + A Dog Co twocatsandadogco.com
Philadelphia Guild of Handweavers: pghw.org
Loop Yarn: loopyarn.com
Allstitch Studio: allstitchstudio.com
M.a.b.e.l. mabelstyle.com
Yarnphoria: instagram.com/yarnphoriapa/?hl=en
Essence of Autumn: essenceofautumnyarn.com
Cork and Charm: corkandcharm.com
Modest Transitions: modesttransitions.com
Lemonwood: https://www.lemonwood.love/shop
Abuelita Fiber Company: instagram.com/abuelitafibercompany
Wild Hand: wild-hand.com
Kelbourne Woolens: kelbournewoolens.com
Stitch Central: mystitchcentral.com
Ewenited Stitches: ewenitedstitches.com
Luv2Knit & More: luv2knitandmore.com
Therapeutic Crafters on Call: luv2knitandmore.com/tcc.htm
Cozy Color Works: cozycolorworks.com
Echo Valley Fiber: echovalleyfiber.com
Forever Yarn: foreveryarn.com
Twist Knitting & Spinning: twistknittingandspinning.com
Homesewn: shophomesewn.com
Bloodstone Yarns: etsy.com/shop/BloodstoneYarns
Yarnington: yarningtown.com
Sunset Fiber Co: sunsetfiberco.com
Purls of Wisdom: purlsofwisdompa.com
Lilac and Vine Yarn Co: etsy.com/shop/LilacAndVineYarnCo
*This video is not sponsored or affiliated with any of the shops mentioned - all opinions are my own.
**The 16 shops in this video were selected based in their participation in the Greater Philadelphia Yarn Crawl: phillyyarncrawl.com
Materials
US 2 (2.75 mm) 40” Circular Knitting Needle amzn.to/47uyb8Y
4 Thin Metal Stitch Markers amzn.to/3H5s7IX
70 yds (64 m) fingering weight yarn
Clover Tapestry Needles amzn.to/3TMXyQa
Links mentioned in the video:
My Etsy shop with handmade Blythe clothes: https://madelinenancy.etsy.com?coupon=YOUTUBE15
Phila Fiber Co. Keepsake Yarn: philiafiberco.com/collections/keepsake-merino-linen
Free Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/doll-accessories/blythe-beret
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
03:19 Cast on
04:26 Join in the round & ribbing
10:10 Setup round & increases
17:20 Decreases
21:40 Final decreases & bind off
26:47 Finishing
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
In this step-by-step knitting tutorial, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows step-by-step how to create a custom sock pattern that fits! This is a pattern recipe, where you will use your foot measurements, and a few calculations to create your own sock pattern.
Madeline starts off by showing the measurements you need to take before beginning. You can either measure your feet or use one of the Shoe Size to Foot Measurement Guides listed below. Once you have your measurements, the next step will be to calculate the number of stitches you need to cast-on. With the cast-on number determined, Madeline will show you how to cast on and knit the sock leg and cuff to your desired length. Next up is the heel, where you will create a custom heel that is perfectly configured based on the number of stitches you cast on. Once the heel is complete, you will knit the foot of the sock, and lastly, Madeline will show you how to calculate how many toe decrease rounds you need, and how to determine when to work the decrease rounds.
These socks are knit out of a thicker yarn than the typical sock (DK weight, rather than the standard fingering weight), so this makes for a great thick, warm, and FAST pair of socks you can knit. The socks make great winter and boot socks. They can be customized for anyone and any size!
Interested in learning how to create a sock that fits out of ANY WEIGHT OF YARN? Check out my Skillshare exclusive: Knit Socks that FIT - Learn to Create and Knit Your Own Custom Sock Pattern! This tutorial shows how to customize a sock pattern using ANY WEIGHT OF YARN, and has two heel options! https://skl.sh/3JnQNxg
A Few Similar Yarns (DK Merino Nylon Blend):
• Etsy GabiesKnitGoodies: etsy.com/shop/GabiesKnitGoodies (Dark & Stormy colorway shown in video)
• Must Stash Yarn Everyday DK: muststashshop.com/pages/about-our-yarn
• Knit Picks Hawthorne Tonal: knitpicks.com/yarn/hawthorne-dk/c/5420481
• Etsy Bloodstone Yarns Requiem DK: etsy.com/shop/BloodstoneYarns
Materials
• Pencil, printed pattern, and calculator
• US 3 (3.25 mm) 32”+ circular knitting needle amzn.to/3tQ5QMi
o Depending on your gauge swatch you may need to decrease to a US 2 (2.75 mm) amzn.to/3HnFS5T or increase to a US 4 (3.5 mm) amzn.to/3U59Q6e
• DK Weight Yarn – I recommend a Superwash Merino & Nylon Blend – see suggestions above
• Tapestry needle amzn.to/41VCkkR
• 2 Stitch markers amzn.to/3SfYPhi
• Ruler amzn.to/48u3TEA
• Scissors
Shoe Size To Foot Measurement Guides
• Kate Atherley: knitgrammer.com/blog/foot-size-chart-for-sock-knitting
• Knit Grammer: knitgrammer.com/blog/foot-size-chart-for-sock-knitting
• Craft Yarn Council Shoe: craftyarncouncil.com/standards/foot-size-charts
Long Tail Cast On & German Twisted Cast On: youtu.be/XS8RaswlhvI
Link to pattern on my website: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/knit-socks-that-fit
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
03:16 Materials
05:40 Gauge Swatch
08:13 Measurements and Cast-On Calculation
11:23 Cast-On
17:28 Sock Leg & Heel Calculations
20:36 Sock Leg Knitting
21:03 Heel Knitting – 1st Half
26:50 Heel Center Rows
29:56 Heel 2nd Half
37:34 Foot Length Calculation and Knitting
39:02 Toe Decrease Calculation
42:09 Toe Decrease Knitting
46:32 Kitchener Stitch
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Have you ever wondered which learn to crochet kits are the best value for the price? In todays video I am comparing two Learn to Crochet kits, where I will learn to crochet and make Dobby's Sock & Harry Potter using the supplies and instructions included.
You're a crocheter, Harry!
The two kits I am comparing are (1) Woobles Harry Potter which ended up costing me $52 to get the free shipping and (2) Harry Potter Crochet - by Lucy Collin (sold at Costco/Target/Amazon/ . . .) for around $16.
This video was not sponsored. I purchased both kits.
Links to Both Kits:
Harry Potter Crochet by Lucy Collin - amzn.to/3GTJ0q8
Woobles: thewoobles.com (they are now sold out of the Harry Potter kit I purchased)
Let me know your thoughts in the comments below!
00:00 Introduction
2:37 Unboxing
10:01 Dobby’s Sock
12:17 Harry Potter Costco Crochet Kit Review
15:25 Harry Potter Woobles Crochet Kit Review
19:16 The winner is???
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Learn how to knit a cardigan sweater that is customizable to ANY size! In this sweater knitting tutorial, Madeline from Knitting House Square takes you through each step needed from measurements & working a gauge swatch, to calculating your stitch counts and each step of the pattern from cast-on to seaming the pieces. The free pattern download can be found linked below on the Knitting House Square website - look for the 'PDF Pattern' button.
Materials
• Tapestry Needle amzn.to/48F1RBI
• US 13 (9mm) circular knitting needle with 40”+ cord length amzn.to/3Q0rPZj
• Scissors
• Fabric Tape Measure amzn.to/3rKp58W
• 4 Buttons
• Super Bulky Weight Yarn (#6) - Shown in Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick - see pattern for yardage calculations amzn.to/3PIyo18
Knitting House Square: knittinghousesquare.com/clothing/cardigan-recipe
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
03:05 Measurements
05:53 Materials
07:58 Yarn Calculations
11:04 Gauge Swatch
22:11 Measuring the Gauge Swatch
24:26 Back Panel Calculations
26:34 Back Panel Knitting
30:05 Joining a New Ball of Yarn
33:16 Back Panel Knitting Continued
44:00 Front Panel Calculations
44:59 Front Panel Knitting
48:10 Preventing Color Pooling
49:47 Front Panel Knitting Continued
53:15 Sleeve Calculations
56:50 Sleeve Knitting
1:03:16 Sleeve Ribbing
1:06:50 Seaming the Shoulders
1:09:52 Picking Up & Knitting the Neckband
1:18:47 Button Hole Calculations
1:20:29 Button Hole Cast Off Row
1:23:04 Button Hole Cast On Row
1:27:00 Seaming the Sleeves & Sides
1:30:18 Finishing
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
In this video, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows you how to alternate skeins to prevent the pooling of colors in flat knitting. Pooling is where one color gathers in a certain place in your knitting and can occur in many types of yarn, including solid-color yarns, self-striping yarns, and variegated yarns. In this video, a method to prevent pooling is shown, where two balls of yarn are used at the same time, and you alternate between them every 2 rows.
Amazon Ball Winder & Swift: amzn.to/3XTzxql
Amazon Ball Winder Only: amzn.to/46NPORV
Lykke Pronunciation Source: youtube.com/watch?v=cNeRObFIFbc
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:25 Lykke Unboxing and Packaging
02:25 Unbranded Amazon Unboxing and Packaging
03:44 Ball Winder Side by Side Comparison
07:35 Yarn Swift Side by Side Comparison
09:01 Winding a Skein Lykke
09:27 Winding a Skein Unbranded Amazon
11:15 Comparison Final Thoughts
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In this step-by-step knitting tutorial, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows how to knit a 1:6 scale Barbie dress! This pink dress is knit in the round from the bottom up. The free pattern is available for download below on the Knitting House Square website - look for the PDF Pattern button below the text.
Materials
• US 2 (2.75 mm) Circular knitting needle (24” cord or longer) amzn.to/3Q43RNl
• 40 yds (37 m) fingering weight yarn (also called sock weight or labeled #1)
• Tapestry Needle amzn.to/44RpMeB
• Scissors
• Ruler
Free PDF Pattern Link: knittinghousesquare.com/doll-accessories/barbie-dress
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:51 Materials
02:55 Cast-on
04:14 Join in the round
09:58 Knit rounds & decrease repeat
15:16 Knit rounds before the neckline
15:41 Underarm cast-off
20:02 Top Front
23:35 Top Back
26:08 Shoulder Straps
32:24 The Finished Dress
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
This video is not sponsored or affiliated with Barbie.
00:00 Introduction
00:38 Cast-On Tail
03:05 Cast-Off Tail
04:05 Tails from switching balls of yarn
07:44 Tails from switching colors
10:35 Weaving tails into ribbing
This is day 5 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through all the steps you need to create your first knitting project - a scarf with 4 different stitch patterns! In this video Madeline shows how to cast-off your scarf when you are complete! The method shown is a simple cast off, where each stitch is knit, then the previous stitch is passed over and off of the knitting needle.
The skills shown in this video include
- How to cast-off all stitches
- What to do with the final stitch of the cast-0ff
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling
- Day 4: Seed Stitch youtu.be/3icZCMWUe7I
THIS VIDEO - Day 5: Cast-off
This video is not sponsored.
This is the bonus video corresponding to Day 4 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through what to do when you run out of one ball of yarn and need to join a new ball!
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Friday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling youtu.be/5J4mi0aczyE
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
This video is not sponsored.
This is day 4 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through all the steps you need to create your first knitting project - a scarf with 4 different stitch patterns! In this video Madeline shows how to alternate between working the knit stitch and working the purl stitch to create the seed stitch pattern! Seed stitch creates a beautiful textured pattern by alternating rows between Knit 1, Purl 1 and the following row Purl 1, Knit 1.
The skills shown in this video include
- Alternating between knitting and purling
- Reading your knitting to determine if the stitches are lining up properly
- Seed stitch pattern
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Friday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling youtu.be/5J4mi0aczyE
THIS VIDEO - Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
Video Times:
00:00 Introduction
00:41 Seed Stitch Row 1 (Right Side)
01:48 Seed Stitch Row 2 (Wrong Side)
04:28 Creating the pattern for the rest of your scarf
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This is day 3 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through all the steps you need to create your first knitting project - a scarf with 4 different stitch patterns! In this video Madeline shows how to alternate between working the knit stitch and working the purl stitch to create ribbing! Ribbing is a very useful stitch pattern, as it can be used for numerous different projects including sock and sweater cuffs!
The skills shown in this video include
- Alternating between knitting and purling
- How to move your yarn from the back of your work (knit stitch) to the front of your work (purl stitch)
- Reading your knitting to determine if the stitches are lining up properly
- Ribbing pattern (1x1 rib)
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Thursday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
THIS VIDEO - Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
Video Times:
00:00 Introduction
03:21 Reading your knitting
04:58 Wrong Side (Row 2)
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This is the bonus video corresponding to Day 2 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through how she wraps her yarn around her fingers and holds her yarn and knitting needles to work the purl stitch.
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Wednesday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling youtu.be/5J4mi0aczyE
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
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This is the bonus video corresponding to Day 2 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through how she switches form one color to another color in her knitting. This can be useful if you wanted to make each block of your scarf a different color!
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Wednesday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling youtu.be/5J4mi0aczyE
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
This video is not sponsored.
This is day 2 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through all the steps you need to create your first knitting project - a scarf with 4 different stitch patterns! In this video Madeline shows how to work the purl stitch, and by alternating between rows of knitting and purling, you are able to create the stockinette stitch pattern.
The skills shown in this video include
- How to identify the front (right side) and back (wrong side) of your work
- Purl stitch
- Stockinette stitch: the stockinette stitch pattern is created alternating between knitting one row and purling the following row
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Wednesday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
THIS VIDEO - Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern) youtu.be/UrCAFRleBAc
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
Video Times:
00:00 Introduction
00:51 Identifying the front of the scarf (right side)
03:01 Stockinette Row 1 Knit
03:56 Stockinette Row 2 Purl
10:52 Stockinette Stitch
This video is not sponsored.
This is the bonus video corresponding to Day 1 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through how she holds her yarn and wraps it around her fingers to knit without dropping the strand of yarn each time!
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Tuesday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern) youtu.be/xcDefWlxMtg
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern)
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling youtu.be/5J4mi0aczyE
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
This video is not sponsored.
This is day 1 of the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series, where Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare.com takes you step-by-step through all the steps you need to create your first knitting project - a scarf with 4 different stitch patterns!
The skills shown in this video include
- How to make a slip knot for a knitting cast-on
- Backward loop cast-on (a great beginner friendly cast-on method!)
- Knit stitch
- Garter stitch: the garter stitch pattern is created by knitting every row
Introduction Video: youtu.be/r58g07S85OA
Next Video: Coming Tuesday at 10 AM EST
Playlist for the Learn to Knit Tutorial Series: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLOezwoenT0BP6CTKM3tXVK92C-y41zV-0
THIS VIDEO - Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern)
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern)
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
Video Times:
00:00 Introduction
01:52 Slip knot
05:30 Backward loop cast-on
08:43 Knit stitch
15:56 Garter stitch
This video is not sponsored.
Sizes:
Youth: 5" wide x 50" long (Ten 5" x 5" blocks)
Adult: 6" wide x 60" long (Ten 6" x 6" blocks)
Materials:
Yarn: Medium (also labeled as Worsted or #4) weight
Youth: 273 yds (250 m)
Adult: 392 yds (360 m)
Yarn Shown: Just Yarn (Dollar Tree Brand)
Comparable Yarns: Vanna's Choice amzn.to/3qxuuiP , Red Heart Super Saver, Lion Brand Heartland or Basic Stitch, . . .
US 8 (5 mm) Straight Knitting Needles amzn.to/3MVWzrC
Scissors
Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3MVWzrC
The videos in this series include:
THIS VIDEO - Introduction & Materials
- Day 1: Cast-on and the knit stitch (garter stitch pattern)
- Day 2: Purl stitch (stockinette stitch pattern)
- Day 3: Ribbing - alternating between knitting and purling
- Day 4: Seed Stitch
- Day 5: Cast-off
Bonus Videos Include:
- How I hold my yarn for knitting
- How I hold my yarn for purling
- Switching yarn colors
- Joining a new ball of yarn
- Weaving in ends
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
03:03 Sizes Available
03:39 Materials
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If you win any of the giveaways I will PIN YOUR COMMENT the day the giveaway closes, and ask you to email me through the EMAIL ADDRESS LISTED IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BOX - NO other way! ( I will never ask you to telegraph, whatsapp, Zelle, or any like that!)
This giveaway ends Tuesday December 27th, 2022 at 5:30 PM EST so I will select a winner shortly after that.
Thanks for watching - Madeline
Bloodstone Yarns: http://bloodstoneyarns.com
Welcome to the second giveaway of my Holiday 2022 giveaway series - where I am giving away some of my favorite knitting supplies and yarn! I am giving away a Bloodstone Yarns Mini Skein Ombre Set.
This video is not sponsored by or affiliated with Bloodstone Yarns. I purchased these giveaway items.
How to Enter the Giveaway:
(1) Like this video
(2) Subscribe to my channel
(3) Answer the question from the video in the comments down below
One winner will be selected on Tuesday 12/20/2022 at 5:30 EST. A winner has 24 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. Limit 1 entry per person. The item can only be shipped within the US. If you are the pinned winner email me at madelinenancypatterns@gmail.com
FYI Keep an eye out for scams on YouTube!! Scammers can use my photo and make their account look like mine.
If you win any of the giveaways I will PIN YOUR COMMENT the day the giveaway closes, and ask you to email me through the EMAIL ADDRESS LISTED IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BOX - NO other way! ( I will never ask you to telegraph, whatsapp, Zelle, or any like that!)
This giveaway ends Tuesday December 20th, 2022 at 5:30 PM EST so I will select a winner shortly after that.
Thanks for watching - Madeline
Welcome to the second giveaway of my Holiday 2022 giveaway series - where I am giving away some of my favorite knitting supplies and yarn! I am giving away a set of Floops Stitch Markers and a Flox multi-tool.
This video is not sponsored by or affiliated with Floops. I purchased these giveaway items.
How to Enter the Giveaway:
(1) Like this video
(2) Subscribe to my channel
(3) Answer the question from the video in the comments down below
One winner will be selected on Tuesday 12/20/2022 at 5:30 EST. A winner has 24 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. Limit 1 entry per person. The item can only be shipped within the US. If you are the pinned winner email me at madelinenancypatterns@gmail.com
In this step-by-step knitting tutorial, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows how to create an adorable knit mitten ornament! Each step is demonstrated including colorwork, thumb increases and placing thumb stitches on waste yarn, decreases, picking up stitches from waste yarn, and how to crochet a simple cord. Below you will find each of the materials listed, as well as the free pdf download of the pattern available on the KnittingHouseSquare.com website.
Level: previous experience knitting in the round required
Finished Measurements: 4" Length x 3.25" Max Width (10 cm x 8 cm) not including cord to hang from
Materials
Worsted Weight (#4) Yarn
Color 1: Big Twist Value in White 20 yds (18 m)
Color 2: Red Heart Super Saver in Cherry Red: 1 yds (0.9 m)
Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3uLVZEe
US 8 (5mm) Circular Knitting Needle amzn.to/3hlKrEG
Scissors
Ruler
Optional: H (5 mm) Crochet Hook (to make crochet cord to hang mitten from) amzn.to/3HvSclS
Free Pattern Download! 'PDF Pattern' button on the left side of the page below the text!
knittinghousesquare.com/holiday/mitten-ornament
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:30 Materials
02:43 Cast-On and Ribbing
07:57 Colorwork
12:13 Thumb Increases
16:39 Re-Join in the Round
18:06 Decreases
21:50 Thumb
25:27 Crochet Cord
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
FYI Keep an eye out for scams on YouTube!! Scammers can use my photo and make their account look like mine.
If you win any of the giveaways I will PIN YOUR COMMENT the day the giveaway closes, and ask you to email me through the EMAIL ADDRESS LISTED IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BOX - NO other way! ( I will never ask you to telegraph, whatsapp, Zelle, or any like that!)
This giveaway ends Tuesday December 13th, 2022 at 5:30 PM EST so I will select a winner shortly after that.
Thanks for watching - Madeline
Welcome to the second giveaway of my Holiday 2022 giveaway series - where I am giving away some of my favorite knitting supplies and yarn! I am giving away a skein of Must Stash Yarns in the Gingerbread colorway in this video!
Must Stash Yarns: muststashshop.com
How to Enter the Giveaway:
(1) Like this video
(2) Subscribe to my channel
(3) Answer the question from the video in the comments down below
One winner will be selected on Tuesday 12/13 at 5:30 EST. A winner has 24 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. Limit 1 entry per person. The item can only be shipped within the US. If you are the pinned winner email me at madelinenancypatterns@gmail.com
This video is not sponsored or affiliated with Must Stash Yarns in any way. I purchased this yarn.
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In this video tutorial and free PDF pattern download, I show step-by-step how to create a set of fingerless gloves! I will show you each step you need to create the project, starting with the cast-on and creating the thumb opening, cast-off and seaming! The best part - this project is KNIT FLAT - no need to knit in the round :)
This is a great year-round project, and also makes a great quick knit for last-minute holiday gifts!
Materials
US 7 (4.5 mm) Straight knitting needles: amzn.to/3UgPHH1
or US 7 (4.5 mm) circular knitting needles: amzn.to/3gLEXmd
Tapestry Needle: amzn.to/3UnhHsl
Worsted Weight Yarn
- Loop Yarn Petal in Cherry color: loopyarn.com/collections/loop-yarn/products/loop-petal
Free Pattern Download! 'PDF Pattern' button on left side of page below the text!
knittinghousesquare.com/hands/quick-easy-fingerless-gloves
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:11 Materials
02:05 Cast On
05:40 Ribbing
10:09 Thumb
13:11 Cast-Off
15:11 Seaming
21:11 Weaving in the Ends
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
FYI Keep an eye out for scams on YouTube!! Scammers can use my photo and make their account look like mine.
If you win any of the giveaways I will PIN YOUR COMMENT the day the giveaway closes, and ask you to email me through the EMAIL ADDRESS LISTED IN THE VIDEO DESCRIPTION BOX - NO other way! ( I will never ask you to telegraph, whatsapp, Zelle, or any like that!)
This first giveaway ends Tuesday December 6th, 2022 at 5:30 PM EST so I will select a winner shortly after that.
Thanks for watching - Madeline
Welcome to the first giveaway of my Holiday 2022 giveaway series - where I am giving away some of my favorite knitting supplies and yarn! I am giving away a set of Lykke Interchangeable Knitting Needles in this video!
Lykke Knitting Needles: amzn.to/3XLdpOm
How to Enter the Giveaway:
(1) Like this video
(2) Subscribe to my channel
(3) Answer the question from the video in the comments down below
One winner will be selected on Tuesday 12/6 at 5:30 EST. A winner has 24 hours to respond before a new winner is selected. Limit 1 entry per person. The item can only be shipped within the US. If you are the pinned winner email me at madelinenancypatterns@gmail.com
This video is not sponsored or affiliated with Lykke in any way. I purchased these knitting needles.
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
In this video tutorial and free PDF pattern download, I show step-by-step how to create a quick and easy knit dishcloth! I will show you each step you need to create the project, starting with the cast-on and increases and finishing with the decreases, cast-off and blocking!
This is a great year-round project, and also makes a great quick knit for last-minute holiday gifts!
Materials
US 7 (4.5 mm) Straight knitting needles: amzn.to/3UgPHH1
or US 7 (4.5 mm) circular knitting needles: amzn.to/3gLEXmd
Tapestry Needle: amzn.to/3UnhHsl
Stitch Marker: amzn.to/3ViC1fY
Optional Blocking Mats: amzn.to/3EQYObT
Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn
- Green: DMC Denim in Color 138
- White: Loops + Threads Capri
- Purple: Phil Rio Phildar
Free Pattern Download! 'PDF Pattern' button on left side of page below the text!
knittinghousesquare.com/home-accessories/quick-easy-dishcloth
Video Times
00:00 Introduction & Materials
01:59 Cast On & Set Up Rows
07:08 Increase Repeat Rows
11:52 Decrease Repeat Rows
14:58 Ending Decrease Rows
18:05 Cast Off
19:03 Blocking
Other Tutorials for Similar Patterns:
- youtube.com/watch?v=F6t1upQeNAE
- youtube.com/watch?v=OtPy8yC_NdA
There are many many more as well: Search 'Knit Dishcloth' on YouTube for a full list!
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Limit - 1 item per customer across all shop listings. Any duplicate customer orders will be canceled. All sales final - US shipping only!
In this video Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare shows how she quickly made a washable easy sew snuffle mat for her dog Lola! This snuffle mat was made completely out of felt.
Fleece Fabric Used:
Plaid: 1/2 yd
2 contrast colors: 1/2 yd each
Materials
Rotary Cutter & Mat
Sewing Machine
In this video, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows step-by-step how to knit a pair of socks on 9" circular knitting needles. The 9-inch circular knitting needles are a fun alternative to circular knitting needles or double-pointed knitting needles! She starts by showing how to cast on and join in the round, then work the cuff and leg. Next up is a short row heel and the foot of the sock. Lastly, Madeline demonstrates how to switch to magic loop to work the toe decreases and Kitchener stitch bind-off. The free pattern is linked below and is available in 3 sizes.
Materials
9” Circular Knitting Needle US 0 (2 mm) amzn.to/3uQRaKk
40” Circular Knitting Needle US 0 (2 mm) for Magic Loop Toe (substitution option: double-pointed knitting needles) amzn.to/3o75U3O
3 Thin Metal Stitch Markers amzn.to/3RO6C3M
Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3O5stAw
Gauge: 24 rounds x 20 stitches = 2” x 2” stockinette in the round
Free PDF Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/socks-9-inch-circulars
Video Times
00:00 Intro
02:04 Materials
02:58 Cast-On
06:07 Join in the Round for the Ribbing & Cuff
11:27 Heel 1st Half
16:40 Heel Center Rows
20:11 Heel 2nd Half
23:52 Foot
26:43 Toe Decreases & Switching to Longer Circular Knitting Needles
34:46 Kitchener Stitch
37:39 Kitchener Stitch Repeat
37:50 Weaving in Ends
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
In this video, Madeline from Knitting House Square shows step-by-step how to knit a ski mask! This free pattern is knit flat (not in the round), then seamed up the side. The steps shown in the video include the cast on, ribbing pattern, casting off for the ski mask opening, casting back on after the opening, decreasing, and seaming using mattress stitch. The free pattern is available in two sizes and is linked below!
Yarn
Adult: 190 yds (174 m) worsted weight #4
Youth: 120 yds (110 m)
Both shown in Joann Big Twist Value joann.com/big-twist-value-worsted-yarn/zprd_14371116a.html
Gauge: 12 sts x 10.5 rows = 2”x 2” ribbing knit flat (unstretched) on US 7 (4.5 mm)
Materials
- 6 stitch markers amzn.to/3arTQaj
- 1 removable stitch marker
- Scissors
- Tapestry needle amzn.to/3OWA5GF
- Ruler
- US 7 Knitting Needles (4.5 mm) amzn.to/3IqCqHC
Note this project is knit flat, so it can be knit on circular or straight knitting needles. I would recommend a circular knitting needle (at least 24" in length)because there are a lot of stitches for this project that may not necessarily fit on straight knitting needles.
Free PDF Pattern (Link below text on the left side of page 'PDF Pattern' button): knittinghousesquare.com/head/ski-mask-knit-flat
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
02:49 Materials
04:47 Cast-On
11:40 Repeat Row
16:27 Reading Your Knitting/Checking Your Work
21:05 Cast-Off for Opening
26:41 Cast-On Mid-Row
30:38 Decrease Set-Up Row
34:26 Decrease Repeat Rows
40:25 Q&A Why SSK then K2T?
41:41 Bind Off
43:35 Seaming
51:03 Weaving in the Ends
53:24 Outro
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
In this video, I show a few of the best deals I have found for Amazon Prime Day 2022!
PomPom Makers: amzn.to/3yXuJW1
Yarn Ball Winder: amzn.to/3P1piLw
Tapestry Needles: amzn.to/3Iy3qF9
Blocking Mats: amzn.to/3O26DxP
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Simplicity Bias Tape Maker (Amazon): amzn.to/39L7yVe
Video on adapting the sizing: youtu.be/Bff35slccLU
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In today's video, I am showing step-by-step how to knit a cowl with a simple cable pattern. I demonstrate each required step, from cast-on to cast-off! The free pdf pattern that goes along with this video tutorial is linked below.
This tutorial is perfect for a beginner to intermediate knitter who is just learning to join in the round.
PDF Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/neck/simple-cable-cowl
Finished Measurements: 26" circumference and 8" high
Materials
180 yds (165 m) Worsted Weight Yarn (#4)
Shown using Big Twist Value in the Denim Blue colorway
joann.com/big-twist-value-worsted-yarn/18066886.html
1 Stitch Marker amzn.to/3GWx1qa
Tapestry Needle amzn.to/3rCJY1K
US 8 (5 mm) 16” to 24” circular knitting needle amzn.to/3GUQrN6
Scissors
Cable Needle amzn.to/3nRdSOG
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:37 Materials
02:34 Cast-On
06:37 Modifying the Pattern to Create Different Sizes
07:25 Join in the Round & Ribbing
11:27 Cable Pattern Rounds
20:01 Ribbing
20:23 Cast-Off
Disclaimer: Some links provided are affiliate links and I receive a small commission when used. These commissions help to support the free content I offer!
Join Madeline from KnittingHouseSquare as she tests out Cricut transfer tape alternatives from TikTok! She will be testing three of the most popular options suggested to replace the expensive branded transfer tape: Glad Press'N Seal, a lint roller, and lastly the Tape Man Blue transfer tape from Amazon on a variety of materials including: acrylic, cardstock, wood, and vinyl.
If there are any Cricut hacks you would like to see tested in a future video leave them in the comments down below!
Tape Man Blue Transfer Tape: amzn.to/3sqExUP
Glad Press'N Seal (I purchased from Wegmans): amzn.to/38gdRQ8
Scotch-Brite 50% Stickier Lint Roller (I purchased from Wegmans): amzn.to/3w5NmWu
TikTok Credits:
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Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:47 Materials
03:23 Press‘NSeal
09:05 Lint Roller
14:12 TapeManBlue
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Learn step-by-step how to knit a toe-up sock! This tutorial is perfect for intermediate knitters who are looking to try their first pair of socks, or who are looking to try toe-up socks for the first time. I take you through each step from Judy's magic cast-on, toe-increases, heel turns (with options!), and Jeny's surprisingly stretchy bind-off! Below you will find the free pattern to download from my website, links to all the yarn provided by Hobbii, and each of the video timestamps, that way you can fast forward or rewind to any specific part of the video you are looking for.
Materials
Yarns and accessories from Hobbii - Delivered with love hobbii.mvk.co/2eirm
Rainbow Sock Wool 4-ply from Hobbii: hobbii.mvk.co/2eirp
Colors Used: Cream (02) and Delicate Yellow (27)
Silly Socks from Hobbii: hobbii.mvk.co/2eirq
Color Used: Banquine (07)
Nova Metal Circular Needle from KnitPro: hobbii.mvk.co/2eirr
Basix Aluminium Circular Needles from KnitPro: hobbii.mvk.co/2eirt
US 0 (2 mm) with a 40" or 47" cord (100 cm or 120 cm)
PDF Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/toe-up-socks
Videos Mentioned
Judy's Magic Cast-On (Judys Video): youtube.com/watch?v=1pmxRDZ-cwo
Toe-Up Socks Afterthought Heel: youtu.be/eh279A5jJSs
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
02:31 Hobbii Website & Features
04:00 Materials
04:57 Judy's Magic Cast-On
10:06 Toe Increases
16:31 Sock Foot
18:12 Heel 1st Half
26:13 Heel Center Rows
29:50 Heel 2nd Half
33:38 Sock Foot
38:18 Jeny's Surprisingly Stretchy Cast-Off
The materials in this video were kindly provided by Hobbii yarns.
In this video tutorial, I show step-by-step how to work an afterthought heel using waste yarn on a sock knit using magic loop. The techniques shown in this video can be applied to a sock knit toe up. The free PDF pattern provided below gives the recipe so that you can customize this heel to the number of stitches your socks have.
The full toe-up sock tutorial video will be available Friday 4/29 at 3PM EST.
Free PDF Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/afterthought-heel-with-waste-yarn-toe-up
Materials:
Rainbow Sock Wool (heel, cuff, and toe yarn) hobbii.mvk.co/2eirp
Silly Socks Yarn (self-striping yarn) hobbii.mvk.co/2eirq
Basix Circular Knitting Needles (US 0 (2 mm) 120 cm) hobbii.mvk.co/2eirt
Tapestry Needle
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
01:04 Materials
01:41 Waste Yarn Placement
05:56 Picking Up the Heel Stitches from the Waste Yarn
12:28 Heel Set-Up Round
16:37 Heel Decrease Stitch Counts
19:29 Heel Decrease Repeats
23:31 Kitchener Stitch
The materials in this video were kindly provided by Hobbii yarns.
In this video tutorial, I show step-by-step how to work an afterthought heel using waste yarn on a sock knit using magic loop. The techniques shown in this video can be applied to a sock knit cuff down or toe up. The free PDF pattern provided below gives the recipe so that you can customize this heel to the number of stitches your socks have.
Free PDF Pattern: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/afterthought-heel-with-waste-yarn
Video Times
00:00 Introduction
00:21 Waste Yarn Placement
04:54 Picking Up the Heel Stitches from the Waste Yarn
11:55 Heel Set-Up Round
15:13 Heel Decrease Stitch Counts
17:12 Heel Decrease Repeats
21:32 Kitchener Stitch
In this video tutorial, I show step-by-step how to knit a rounded sock toe! This top-down sock toe method can be applied to any stitch count, and will work for magic loop or double-pointed needles!
Rather than dividing the sock into two halves and decreasing on either end, this method splits the sock up into 6 sections and decreases evenly throughout them all. As an added bonus - there is NO KITCHENER STITCH required when you knit a rounded sock toe!
PDF Pattern on My Website: knittinghousesquare.com/feet/round-sock-toe
Check out my full sock playlist HERE!
youtube.com/watch?v=nFQt4sgQGLk&list=PLOezwoenT0BNKgj8ALEgavsC2bX3QYLiJ
Video Times
00:00 Set-Up
00:46 Materials
01:36 Set-Up Decrease Round
06:18 Set-Up Stitch Markers Round
07:41 Decrease Round
14:14 Bind Off


