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Other than knitting needles and yarn, beginning knitters need basic knitting supplies and notions in order to easily knit and finish knitting projects.

If you'd like to create your own winter fashion, nothing beats the warmth of wool, and becoming a knitter is not as difficult or expensive as you may have first thought!

Here are some tips and suggestions for beginning knitters, from how to learn to knit, to finding knitting supplies, to knitting that first project.

Beginning knitters need to be aware of knitting needle size, material, and type, including straight needles, circular needles, and double-pointed needles or DPNs.

Get Knitting! by Gina Macris includes 20 pages of basic knitting instruction, 18 pages of project finishing tips, and sections on how to correct common knitting mistakes.

Knitting is becoming more and more popular, and girls are wanting to learn how to make their own things. First, you have to learn what it is involved.

A committee of Houston Shriners, headed by John S. Bonner, traveled to Seattle, Washington by train to obtain a charter from the Imperial Council on July 14, 1915.

Many knitters have strong negative feelings about weaving in tails when changing colors in a project. Avoid weaving with this trick.