Inside: Free pattern for loom knit Grandma’s Rectangle Blanket that includes written instructions for 2 sizes (crib blanket and twin size) plus details to teach you how to customize the size and fully-captioned tutorial videos to show you each step. Grandma’s Rectangle Blanket lets you loom knit a simple corner to corner blanket as a …
Inside: Loom knit Grandma’s Striped Blanket with this free pattern and tutorial videos. Includes written instructions to make a square blanket in 6 sizes from baby lovey to jumbo throw plus fully captioned tutorial videos for both right and left handed loom knitters. As I continue this series with variations on Grandma’s Favorite Dishcloth, I …
Inside: Learn how to needle knit Grandma’s Striped Blanket with this free pattern and video tutorials. Includes 6 sizes from baby lovey to jumbo throw. I love how creativity works, don’t you? It’s been exciting to see how a simple pattern like Grandma’s Favorite Dishcloth grew and developed with some easy design changes. First, a …
Inside: Written instructions for the loom knit Grandma’s Eyelet Blanket pattern in 6 sizes and complete loom along tutorial videos. Can I just say… I’ve been having a blast reimagining the classic Grandma’s Favorite Dishcloth pattern. So far, I’ve added a double eyelet border, used a stockinette center and used it to design a shawl. …
Inside: Needle knit this corner to corner mock mitered square in two colors with this free pattern and video tutorial. Knit this iconic two color design from corner to corner with basic increases and decreases. While it’s not a true mitered square it has the same look without working any decreases in the middle of …
Lesson 8: How to Crochet Corner to Corner (C2C) I am especially excited about this last How to Crochet lesson. Crochet corner to corner afghans look complex, but they are actually very easy to make. Using the basic stitches you’ve already learned you can make a square or rectangle in any size. From a washcloth or …
C2C Interactive Crochet Calculators C2C afghans and graphghans are wildly popular and with good reason. It’s a great technique that looks difficult, but is actually simple. If you want to follow an existing chart, but don’t have the same yarn or want to change the size you need to know how big your finished project …