Lesley Hearne from The Black Sheep shows you how to knit a scarf using Katia Triana. you can purchase Katia Triana from The Black sheep website: www.blacksheepwools.com

Learn how to knit an easy baby hat using straight needles. See my blog for more information and more how-to videos: how2kristina.wordpress.com

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How to knit a spiral scarf. Free pattern for the one I knit in this video can be found on the blog: sapphiresnpurls.blogspot.com

My free written pattern to help you and show you pictures is available at thecrochetcrowd.com I use only 6 stitches across and it will end up being about 5 Feet in length. I show how to cast on, knit and cast off in this video. Easy to do and it works up really quick in about 3 hours.

This Lace Fingerless Gloves knitting tutoriual, guides you through the knitting pattern step by step. A three part knitting guide on how to complete these Lace Fingerless Gloves. Intermediate skill level or very persistant and determined beginner! Worked in the round you will need 4.5mm and 4mm double pointed needles and a circular needle to act as a stitch holder. The written instructions can be purchased from TheCastingOnCouch.com

Visit TheCastingOnCouch for free written insructions on how to knit this beautiful Plaited Cable Scarf. Look under The Free Patterns Section. The plaited Cable Stitch is no where near as complicated as it looks. The repeat on this cable is worked over 13 stitches and 10 rows in a chunky yarn using 10mm needles.

I will have the pattern written up soon for this scarf. I am usually only 8 stitches for this. Package calls for more. I wanted a longer narrower scarf so I reduced my stitches down to 8. This yarn is considered higher end and comes as a skein instead of a ball. It is absolutely gorgeous and people are going nuts for it. It is currently distributed only in Canada. You can visit www.estelleyarns.com to see if you can find a Canadian Retailer willing to ship it world wide. Estelle only sells to retailers and not the end consumer.

I’m flying to the US out of Delhi International Airport. Will I be able to take 4 double-pointed bamboo knitting needles in my carry on bag? It seems like I should be able to, as they are smaller than pens. Has anyone tried this?