Articles related to "Double Point Needles"

Knitting needles affect a project as much as the yarn does. Different sizes, materials, and lengths of needles all come into play in the ease and success of knitting.

Double point needles may seem scary, especially when a knitter is not used to using more than two needles in one project, but they are easy to get used to and are useful.

Knitter Cat Bordhi has developed a quicker, easier method for knitting socks that uses two sets of circular needles rather than four or five double pointed needles.

In-the-Round knitting means having to choose to work with either double-pointed needles or circular ones. There are big differences.

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

Many knitters are put off sock knitting because they fear that the process is too difficult. The following is a guide to the needle options available.

There are many different sock knitting techniques, such as two at a time socks, toe up socks, and knitting socks with a circular needle instead of double-pointed needles.

Knit in the round with a double strand of yarn, this dress is a fast and easy knit. Multi-colored Peaches and Cream yarn gives it an instantly unique pattern.

This hand-knit wool hat and scarf set are a quick knit with Lamb's Pride Bulky yarn and size 10½ needles. The wool is great for keeping warm in the cold winter months.

Cables are an easy knitting technique that will add drama and interest to your knitting projects.

Worsted weight yarn, clear instruction with detailed illustrations and lots of enthusiasm makes learning to knit socks possible for all knitters.

Crochet and knit gifts this Easter! We look at combining making great Easter gifts with learning some new skills and techniques.

As a knitter's skill grows, additional pieces of equipment become increasingly useful. The following items would make welcome and suitable gifts for any knitter.

This mock beret is a quick and easy knit. The matching mittens and scarf complete the set for a lovely hand-made gift.

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.

This is the second in a three-part series on Web retailers that reliably deliver knitting products of terrific quality for a manageable cost.

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

Colonial America was a time of innovation. During this time there were many useful and creative objects that were invented; many still in use today.

This hot mat pattern is the perfect starting point to learn how to create fantastic double knit projects.

Pinwheel Blankets make a lovely present for new mothers and pet owners. They are simple to knit and easy to adapt. This article includes the basic pattern.

Discover why knitters the world over love certain needles just as much as the wools, silks, and cottons that drape those knitting needles.

Rules that you shouldn't skip when you knit, even if they seem pointless or tiresome.

A look at the most useful pieces of equipment for the knitter. Where possible, a budget alternative has been suggested.

Knit a fun, practical newsboy cap with this free intermediate pattern. This cap is appropriate for men and women.

These gloves are a quick knit with the Lamb's Pride Bulky yarn and size 10½ needles. The single rib stitch and wool yarn together create a very warm glove for winter.

This pattern creates an 8 ½ inch long stocking that features cable and hearts. Making it is a great way to hone cabling skills.

Use DPNs (double-pointed needles) to knit durable, warm outdoor wool & mohair socks that can be felted. A great gift for someone who works outside in the cold.