Posts tagged: "knitting reference"

  1. Cast-on knitting too tight or too loose? Try these expert tips

    Posted by on February 22, 2019

    We’ll bet there are many of you who are “crossover crafters,” immersed in not only quilting, but other fiber arts as well. How do we know? Well, we feel like the people in our office are a microcosm of quilters everywhere, and none of us have only one passion when it comes to creativity! Right […]

  2. Semiannual warehouse sale: spotlight on techniques (did you miss these $6 books?)

    Posted by on September 20, 2018

    School’s in, sewing machines are out! Try some out-of-the-box fun with our beautiful and handy how-to books! Each one below is on sale for just SIX BUCKS—they’ll teach you new tricks you can keep in your quiltmaking tool belt and whip out whenever you want. Isn’t it nice to have creative options? Piecing Techniques Crazy […]

  3. 366 different knit stitches at your fingertips: oh, the possibilities! (+ giveaway)

    Posted by on December 2, 2016

    What’s the secret to feeling more freedom, building more skills, and having more fun with your knitting? Get a really BIG book chock-full of different knit stitches—your creativity will be limitless! Whether you’re a knitting pro or a total newbie, The Big Book of Knit Stitches is a companion you can count on. From learning […]

  4. New books for charm squares, fat quarters, and patchwork divas (+ giveaway!)

    Posted by on October 5, 2016

    Hey hey hey—it’s Wish List Day! We love giving you a peek at new books on the way, and we love finding out which books you like best. In fact, you could win your favorite book if you let us know your choice at the end of this post. But be warned: it’s gonna be […]

  5. Great at knitting, not so great at finishing? You need know-how (+ giveaway!)

    Posted by on September 28, 2016

    No matter your knitting skill, no matter your knitting style—all knitters need know-how! From the best-selling author of Cast On, Bind Off comes an all-new reference guide about arguably the most important step of knitting any project: the finishing. Don’t let an unfamiliarity with finishing techniques turn another project into an amateur version of what […]

  6. September: New Martingale books for fall stitching (+ giveaway!)

    Posted by on August 3, 2016

    It’s our favorite day of the month—Wish List Day! Why? Because we get to sneak peek new Martingale books making their way to your local shop soon. The books below will be available in stores and online in September! Subscribe to our blog and you’ll always get a first look at new Martingale quilt books, […]

  7. Knit to fit: step up your sweater game

    Posted by on September 2, 2015

    Sweater weather is coming, and a custom-knit sweater is one you won’t want to take off. How to ensure the perfect fit: get The NEW Knitter’s Template, the award-winning reference for crafting your ideal sweater. This extensive book includes nine gauges and 30 sizes, as well as options for body length, neckline shaping, and armhole […]

  8. Refresh your technique + get FREE shipping

    Posted by on August 5, 2015

    The most versatile books you can keep in your library are those with knitting techniques or crochet help. One good reference book will get you through many, many patterns. Choosing a reference book is like pairing a fine wine with a delicious meal. Check out these popular technique books (and our pairing selections) below. We’ve […]

  9. There’s a knitting app for that: stitch counts, gauge, more


    Posted by on July 8, 2015

    (Right: “Knitter’s Project Tote” from Sew the Perfect Gift) Summer knitting is all about portability. When the sun is shining, why not grab your yarn and your favorite book of patterns so you can knit and purl in the great outdoors? But what about keeping track of row counts, remembering how much yarn you’ve got […]

  10. Knitting socks with extra strength

    Posted by on May 1, 2015

    We’ve been having a wonderful time stitching projects from Jen Lucas’s gorgeous new book, Sock-Yarn Shawls II. It’s filled with great ideas for using those lovely yarns in your stash. But that doesn’t mean we’re not still knitting socks. We love sock-knitting and we know you do too! After all, isn’t that why you acquired […]