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August 17, 2017
Knit A Super Bulky Blanket
[image error]Thick yarn making quick projects is a trend lately. Who doesn’t enjoy a quick project now and then? With the holidays less than six months away it is time to start thinking about how we will accomplish all that we want and thick yarn is a great answer. Today I want to share with you how to use Red Heart Irresistible to knit the Wonderful Big Stitch Throw, a super bulky blanket. Join me, and my mom, as we walk through some tips and tricks to work with super bulky yarn
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Red Heart yarn recently released a brand new #7 super bulky weight yarn called Irresistible. Irresistible is 90% acrylic and 10% wool. Coming in 21 colors you are sure to find something that will match what you are envisioning. This mega-thick yarn is the perfect choice for trendy fashion and home decor projects, including the Wonderful Big Stitch Throw from Red Heart.
Before you get started with Super Bulky Yarn:
Before you get started on your first ball of super bulky yarn you should consider that you will need to get a few additional tools.
To accommodate the thick yarn you will need a large hook or needles. When using the Red Heart Irresistible yarn it is suggested that you use a set of US 50 (25mm) knitting needles or a size Q (15mm) crochet hook.
Along with the larger needles and hooks you will need to purchase a set of finishing needles that will accommodate the yarn as well. Susan Bates has a great set that I love where the eye runs the whole length of the needle allowing the yarn to easily pass through. If you purchase the set from Susan Bates (on the Red Heart website) you will get a set of 5 needles to use on a variety of yarns from thin to very thick yarn.
Finishing your Super Bulky Blanket Pattern:
We must also take into consideration how we will finish off the projects. Unlike using thinner yarn it is much easier for the ends to come out of a bulky weight yarn. In order to combat this I suggest that you split the yarn as you weave it in, I even go as far as pulling the two plies apart to make it more secure. Splitting the yarn will help it stick to itself and stay in place. One of the great things about Red Heart’s Irresistible super bulky yarn is that it is 10% wool. This means that it will felt to itself to make a more secure finishing of your project.
Wonderful Big Stitch Throw, a Super Bulky Blanket:
Who doesn’t love a handmade warm blanket on their couch for those chilly winter days? You can make blankets out of any thickness of yarn but using a super bulky yarn will show off the stitches and work up quickly for any deadlines that you have.
Lately while I have been out shopping I have noticed that there are a lot of bulky weight knit options in the store. Looking closer at those blankets I noticed that they are using roving, which will end up piling with use and washing. I believe that you are much better off making your own handmade version. Irresistible is the perfect option for blankets, since it slightly spun to help keep it all together.
Wonderful Big Stitch Throw Video Tutorial:
In the video tutorial I will show you how to cast on using the large needles, how to join a new ball of yarn and even how to weave in the ends.
Watch and work along with me and my mom as we make this beautiful quick blanket.
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August 16, 2017
Goldenrod Crochet Cardigan Pattern by Marly Bird
[image error]Through midnight MST tonight (4/12/17) you can purchase the Goldenrod Crochet Cardigan for only $1 in the Marly Bird Ravelry Store. Pattern must be purchase in the Marly Bird Ravelry Store. The code must be applied to the purchase before the discount will be applied. Click the image above for the code to automatically be applied to your basket. Due to the nature of digital products I will not be able to offer a refund, be sure to use the code and be logged into your account before you purchase.
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I wanted to design a piece that had easy construction and a stitch pattern that was interesting lace. Cardigans are a staple in my closet and living in CO it can go from 80 degrees to 50 degrees in a matter of hours in the fall so it is always nice to have something that can be thrown on over anything. The Goldenrod Crochet Cardigan fits the bill.
It is made in one piece beginning at the back, increasing for the sleeves is as easy as adding chain stitches at the beginning and end of a row where indicated in pattern. The pattern stitch could be a little tricky if the crocheter doesn’t understand that on the first repeat row of the pattern stitches it is necessary to chain X number of stitches then work into those chain stitches before you are back to the original piece. The edging incorporates post stitches to give texture around some solidity to such an open lace pattern around the body. Plus, the top chain draws the eye linear along the center of the body which is very flattering.
When I design, I try to make all my sweaters available in several sizes and flattering for all figures. This one in particular comes in several larger sizes and would fit just about anybody. Also, it is very easy to to customize and make longer if you want. It is as easy as doing one or two more repeats before adding chains for the sleeves (making sure to still end on the appropriate row number) then making sure that the same number of rows are added to the front of the sweater as well.
One last thing, you might want your cardigan to come in with some type of closure but don’t want to disrupt the look of the collar. I would add hook and I closures to the front right at the bust line if I were going to add a closure. With the lace being as open as it is it will stretch nicely over you breasts and make a nice look.
Yarn review – Thin yarn is my favorite to crochet with, especially when I am working in a lace pattern. I think it really makes a piece have that polished look rather than homemade. This yarn is fantastic because the combination of silk and wool make the piece breathable yet nice and warm.
Goldenrod Crochet Cardigan Materials:
Yarn: Elsebeth Lavold, Silky Wool, 50g/175m, 45% Wool, 35% Silk, 20% Nylon
Main Color (MC): color 091 Yellow Apple, 5 (6, 8, 9, 11, 12) balls
Contrast Color (CC): 090 Persimmon, 1 ball
Removable Stitch markers (or make your own)
Tapestry needle
GAUGE IS IMPORTANT:
As in all of the other garments that I make, I highly suggest making a hanging gauge swatch before you get started. This is important to see how gravity will alter the size of your cardigan after wearing it. Starting with a swatch will also save you the headache of making the wrong size before you even start. To make a hanging gauge swatch I start by making a swatch of the stitch pattern that is at least 6 inches square. Then I hang the swatch to a hanger or cloths line and add additional cloths pins to the bottom to simulate gravity. Take a before and after measurement of your swatch to see what happens to it.
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August 15, 2017
How to Make a Crochet Oval
[image error]When you think about many of the patterns out there, for hats and clothing or accessories, most can be broken down into simple shapes. One of those basic shapes is the crochet oval. This has always been a tricky shape for me and today I want to show you my tips and tricks so that you can have success too.
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In order to demonstration how to make a crochet oval I will be following the FREE scrubby pattern from Red Heart Yarns. This pattern is part of the 7 months of scrubby campaign that Red Heart is hosting. You can see the rest of the shape patterns in this collection and the scrubby patterns from past months in my blog series.
Before we get started with me showing you how to make the crochet oval let’s get our materials together.
Materials to Make a Crochet Oval:
Download the FREE Scrubby Oval pattern on the Red Heart Website
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7275 Coral A, 7365 Tan B, and 7960 Blushing Print C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
Yarn needle
Video Tutorial-How to Make a Crochet Oval:
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August 14, 2017
Geometry Fun with Red Heart Scrubby Shapes
[image error]August marks the second to last month in the 7 Months of Scrubby Campaign by Red Heart. Thank you for following along with me this far in the journey. This has been a great ride for me in getting to see all of the new scrubby patterns and be able to share them with you. This month may seem like we are taking a step back in complexity, and we are. August is the month of scrubby shapes. Join me, in the Facebook Live video below, for a look at the new featured patterns for this month. I am sure you will find a scrubby shapes pattern you love.
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If you missed the Live Facebook video be sure to mark your calendars for September. The theme for September is Holiday and if you are watching live there is a chance for you to win a $25 prize package from Red Heart Yarns. ONLY live watchers in the US and Canada are eligible. Watch the live video on the Marly Bird Facebook page.
After some review of comments and activity on their website Red Heart noticed that there are still quite a few people asking about basic shapes in crochet and knitting. They decided to combine this request with the scrubby yarn and the month of scrubby shapes was born. I will be honest, the crochet oval has always given me a little bit of trouble. If you also struggle with the oval, I have put together a video on how to make that particular pattern and share with you some of the tips and tricks that I have learned along the way.
Scrubby shapes are perfect for washing your face or your dishes but can also serve another purpose. Young children can learn their shapes and colors through these patterns. Make these as a baby gift or even for your own child. Kids will love the texture of the yarn as they play and explore with the scrubby shapes.
Let’s take a look at the six new patterns that are being offered in this collection.
Scrubby Shape Patterns:
[image error] Crochet Hexagon Scrubby
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7230 Peachy A, 7105 Loofa B, and 7942 Blissful Print C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
Yarn needle
Stitch marker
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Crochet Oval Scrubby
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7275 Coral A, 7365 Tan B, and 7960 Blushing Print C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
Yarn needle
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Crochet Pentagon Scrubby
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7625 Fiji A, 7503 Lavender B, and 7962 Calm Print C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
Yarn needle
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Knit Square Scrubby
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7775 Tulip Pink A, 7586 Jade B, 7501 Caribbean C
Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 4.0 mm [US 6]
Yarn Needle
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Crochet Triangle Scrubby
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7760 Lemony A, 7939 Tranquil Print B, and 7100 Cotton C
Susan Bates® Crochet Hook: 4mm [US G-6].
Yarn needle
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Knit Scrubby Rectangle
Designed By: Michele Wilcox
Materials Needed:
RED HEART® Scrubby Cotton™: 1 ball each 7683 Denim A, 7958 Nautical Print B, 7275 Coral C.
Susan Bates® Knitting Needles: 4.0 mm [US 6]
Yarn Needle
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7 MONTHS OF SCRUBBY KNIT AND CROCHET PATTERNS:
March-Animals
April-Food
May-Spa
June-Flowers
July-Beach
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SCRUBBY FREE PATTERNS:
Red Heart has so many FREE Scrubby cotton patterns to choose from. Not only do they have Scrubby Cotton patterns but they also have Scrubby original and Scrubby Sparkle FREE patterns. One of the great things about the Scrubby line is that you can interchange the yarn types in the Scrubby patterns. (Always be sure to swatch before starting a project. This will ensure that you are getting a gauge similar to the pattern.)
Scrubby Cotton Patterns
Scrubby Original Patterns
Scrubby Sparkle Patterns
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August 11, 2017
Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird-8/10/17 to 8/16/17
It’s time for Thursday Trivia with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns!
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What can you win in Thursday Trivia:
For you to have a chance to win a prize package of $25 from Red Heart Yarns you must answer this week’s trivia question correctly. Make sure you read to the bottom of the post to get your clue for where to find the answer. Rafflecopter will help us choose a correct answer randomly to win, be sure you enter your email address so we can verify the winner.
Giveaway Timeframe:
You have one week to answer the question.
Winner will be announced the following Thursday at the launch of next week’s question.
Be sure to come back and see if you were the winner.
This Week’s question:
Please comment on this blog post (and enter the Rafflecopter widget)–What new Red Heart yarn is used in the Cozy Kiddo Poncho?
Spread the word:
Help spread the word about #ThursdayTrivia. You can find each week’s question on the blog under Thursday Trivia.
[image error] FINE PRINT:
The Thursday Trivia Giveaway with Marly Bird and Red Heart Yarns is open to US and Canada addresses only. One winner will win a $25 prize package from Red Heart Yarns. This giveaway ends on 8/2/17 at 11:59 pm Mountain US time. To enter, use the Rafflecopter form below. If you are on mobile and have difficulty entering, please use a desktop computer to enter. You must enter a blog post comment on THIS post and click the Rafflecopter button to be eligible. Click the button below to enter your information to be entered to win.
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8 Free Red Heart Super Saver Ombre Yarn Patterns
[image error]Red Heart has introduced a few new yarns this year and will continue over the next year as well. One of those new yarns is Super Saver Ombre. Super Saver is Red Heart’s biggest selling yarn and they are stepping it up a notch with this new Ombre yarn.
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Many people have been loving the Cake Yarns that are out on the market but those are not a gradient yarn like the Super Saver Ombre yarn. Red Heart made the Ombre Super Saver Yarn in a generous ball size so you can make beautiful projects with just ONE ball!
Super Saver Ombre is a tonal yarn that gradually shifts from one color to the next. The colors in the ball are all variations of the same color. Throughout the ball the colors will go from light to dark and back again. Depending on the look you want you can choose to start your project at any of the colors. Red Heart is offering 12 colors in the Ombre yarn giving you a lot of choices.
Red Heart has a selection free patterns on their website using the Ombre yarn. Although Red Heart has some great patterns for you I found 8 other FREE crochet patterns from some of favorite designers that I wanted to share with you. Be sure to add these projects to your Ravelry project list and show these amazing designers some love.
Crochet Red Heart Super Saver Ombre Yarn Patterns:
[image error] Crochet Beachy Keen Shawl
Designed By: Naztazia
Materials Needed for the Beachy Keen Shawl:
2 skeins Red Heart Super Saver Ombre
Size H Crochet hook, or hook to obtain gauge
Finishing needle
Scissors
Other Notes:
This pattern comes with a PDF download and a video tutorial to show you how to make the shawl.
View pattern details on the Naztazia website.
Crochet Briar Rose Shawl
Designed By: Posh Pooch Designs
Materials Needed:
1 skein Red Heart Super Saver Ombre
Size H Hook, or hook to obtain gauge
Finishing needle
Scissors
Other Notes:
This pattern comes with a video tutorial.
View pattern details on the Posh Pooch Designs website.
Crochet Coraline’s Endless Summer
Designed By: Simply Collectible Crochet
Materials Needed:
2 skeins of Red Heart Super Saver Ombre
Size I hook, or hook to obtain gauge
Finishing needle
Scissors
View pattern details on the Simply Collectible Crochet website.
Lunar Crossing Square Blanket
Designed By: Kim Guzman
Materials Needed:
Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, 100% acrylic, size 4, aran weight yarn, 482 yards per 10 oz: shown in two skeins of color Purple
Suggested hook size: J-10 [6mm]
Yarn needle
View pattern details on the CrochetKim website.
Netherlee Flower Pillow
Designed By: Melody Rodgers
Materials Needed:
Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, 100% acrylic, size 4, aran weight yarn, 482 yards per 10 oz
Suggested hook size: J-10 [6mm]
View pattern details on the Melody’s Makings website.
Ocean Breeze Scarf
Designed By: Rhondda M
Materials Needed:
Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Ombre, 100 % Acrylic, (10 oz / 283 g; 482 yds/ 440 m), [4] Medium Weight Yarn, Color: True Blue (Yarn Care: Machine Wash and Dry)
Hook: 6 mm (J) Furls Tambooti Crochet Hook
Scissors, Yarn Needle, Stitch Marker (optional)
Other Notes:
This pattern contains a photo tutorial on how to make the tassels.
View pattern details on the Oombawka Designs website.
Reign Shawl
Designed By: Lorene Eppolite
Materials Needed:
Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in Violet– 1 Skein or 450 yards of comparable worsted weight yarn
Furls N/9.0mm Plum Candy Shop Hook
Embroidery needle for weaving in ends
Lilla Rose Flex Clip
View pattern details on the Cre8tion Crochet Website.
Spring Sun Mandala Vest
Designed By: Nadia Fuad
Materials Needed:
Red Heart Super Saver Ombre in the color Cocoa
Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in Cafe Latte
J-6.00mm Crochet Hook
Yarn Needle
Scissors
Brooch Pin
View pattern details on the Yarnutopia website.
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August 9, 2017
Cabled Cormo Knit Vest by Marly Bird
Through midnight MST tonight (8/9/17) you can purchase the Cabled Cormo for only $1 in the Marly Bird Ravelry Store. Pattern must be purchase in the Marly Bird Ravelry Store. The code must be applied to the purchase before the discount will be applied. Click the image above for the code to automatically be applied to your basket. Due to the nature of digital products I will not be able to offer a refund, be sure to use the code and be signed into your account before you purchase.
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The Cabled Cormo vest is lovely both coming and going. It blends contemporary styling with traditional stitch motifs. The vest combines a double seed stitch texture, a low-cut front with a wide collar of rippling cables and a panel down the back of honeycomb bordered on either side by simple mirrored cables. The intimate blend of cormo and yak yarn by Bijou Basin Ranch gives an added shadow and dimension to this high-relief stitch work. The Cabled Cormo is Snug and Sexy!
DOWNLOAD THE CABLED CORMO KNIT PATTERN FROM RAVELRY HERE
Pattern comes with written and charted instructions along with schematic. No matter how you learn you will find it in this pattern.
Gauge is Important:
As in all of the other garments that I make, I highly suggest making a hanging gauge swatch before you get started. This is important to see how gravity will alter the size of your cardigan after wearing it. Starting with a swatch will also save you the headache of making the wrong size before you even start. To make a hanging gauge swatch I start by making a swatch of the stitch pattern that is at least 6 inches square. Then I hang the swatch to a hanger or cloths line and add additional cloths pins to the bottom to simulate gravity. Take a before and after measurement of your swatch to see what happens to it.
Cabled Cormo Materials:
Yarn: Bijou Spun “Bijou Bliss”, 50/50 Yak / Cormo; 150 yards (137 m); 2 oz (56 grams); CYCA size 4 worsted: cream, 4 (5, 6, 7, 8) hanks.
Needles: Size US 6 (4 mm) circular needles, 24″ or longer; or size to obtain correct gauge
Notions: Stitch markers, cable needle, tapestry needle, three 1” buttons, matching sewing thread, sewing needle.
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August 8, 2017
Knitting the Cozy Kiddo Poncho
[image error]Dare I say that Fall is around the corner? As we starting thinking about the cooler months that are coming we have a period of time where it isn’t quite cold enough for sweaters but not warm enough for tanks. Ponchos are the perfect answer particularly when it comes to children. In this post I want to share with you my FREE video tutorial on how to knit the Cozy Kiddo Poncho.
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The Cozy Kiddo Poncho is FREE pattern on the Red Heart website. Designed in Red Heart’s NEW yarn, Super Saver Stripes, there are many color options for the kids in your life. Follow along in my free video tutorial to learn tips for knitting in the round and the long tail cast on.
Super Saver has been a favorite of knitters and crocheters for over 30 years. Already coming in a wide selection of colors Red Heart has expanded into a stripes collection. You can watch the patterns develop as you work the pattern. All you have to do is stitch away and the yarn does all the color change work.
Materials for the Cozy Kiddo Poncho:
RED HEART® Super Saver Stripes™: 1 (1, 2) skein(s) 4966 Flamenco Stripe
Susan Bates® Circular Knitting Needles: 5mm [US 8] 16″ (41 cm)
Stitch marker
Yarn needle
Download the Cozy Kiddo Poncho FREE Pattern:
Cozy Kiddo Poncho FREE Video Tutorial:
[image error]Once you have mastered this pattern, with the simple eyelet lace, move on to something bigger with the Textured Triangle Shawl, another FREE pattern from Red Heart. This pattern also has an eyelet lace pattern.
We just completed this shawl in the KAL (Knit-A-Long) Facebook Group. The pattern, notes and videos are available whenever you are ready to get started. Hope you will join us, and join the Facebook group so you know when the next KAL starts.
In each of the KAL projects I have a series of videos to walk you through each step.
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August 7, 2017
Dimensional Tuck Knitting by Tracy Purtscher
Dimensional Tuck Knitting by Tracy Purtscher was the new book we learned all about on the Yarn Thing podcast with Marly Bird.
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Tracy Purtscher may be best known up till now as one of the finalists in Skacel’s Fiber Factor competition a few years ago. Of that experience she says that of all the she learned, she learned most about herself. A lot of the work she did was done in private and without her family being aware! Hard to believe that they would miss the creation of some of her [image error]fabulous pieces or her time investment.
Of her new book, Tracy says: “One of a knitter’s favorite things to do is create something with sumptuous texture, and the tuck stitch, a simple technique that adds surface design to a knitted garment, is the ultimate way to do just that. Tracy Purtscher has explored and perfected this technique in her exciting new book, Dimensional Tuck Knitting. In it, knitters will learn the basics of the tuck stitch and just how easy, versatile, and fun it is. This collection of more than 85 patterns and 10 projects pushes the boundaries of what the tuck stitch can do, offering unique textures that have never been seen before. Purtscher’s visionary treatments create faux cables, ropes, leaves, shells, and many other vibrant three-dimensional patterns. Perfect for any gauge of yarn, the tuck stitch is exceptionally versatile and well suited for any project. A stitch dictionary, tips, and step-by-step technique instructions are all included, making this the ultimate authority on the amazing tuck stitch.”[image error]
Tracy keeps a blog at www.Stringativity.Blogspot.com and all of her designs can be found listed in her Ravelry Designer page.
If you missed this when it was live, you’ll find the video available in Marly’s Facebook page and the audio is still available as an archived podcast episode: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/yarnthin...
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July 29, 2017
Knitting How to: Make 1 M1 Invisible Increase
As you continue to increase your knitting skills you will find that there are many options to complete different tasks. The amount of ways to cast on and bind off are endless. You will also find many ways of increasing and decreasing. One of the techniques you can use to make an almost invisible increase is to work a make 1.
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Make 1 increases are typically written in your pattern as a M1. Make 1 increase are made up of the string that is between two stitch on the row previously created.
Be sure to check what your pattern says, sometimes it will tell you if you should create a Make 1 Right or a Make 1 Left. The difference is the way that you enter your hook into the yarn loop. In the video I show you the best way to accomplish a Make 1 if there is no notation in your pattern.
Typically this increase is not done back to back, there are stitches in between. If you would do them back to back it would tighten the row below.
Now that you have learned how to create a virtually invisible increase, the make 1, I hope that your finished project is perfect.
Make 1 Knitting Video:
Knitting Beginner Basics:
Be sure to view the full YouTube Playlist of Knitting Beginner Basics videos.
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