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by Kathleen Cubley June 18, 2019 1 min read
Kelley debuted these patterns on her Facebook Live show, Technique Tuesday. Join her every Tuesday at 9:30 am Pacific on our Facebook feed. If you're not a fan yet, we'd love to have you!
Yarn: Universal Bamboo Pop
Needles: US 2 40-inch circulars
Use Judy's Magic Cast-On to cast on 24 stitches (12 stitches on each needle).
Join to work in the round, using the Magic Loop technique.
Rounds 1 and 2: *K2, P2* to end of round.
Round 3: Purl across round.
Repeat rounds 1–3 for pattern until soap fits snugly inside then proceed to next round.
Bind off with the Russian bind-off, with soap inside sack. (Kelley demos the Russian bind-off in her Technique Tuesday video, at about the 15:35 mark.)
Yarn: Universal Bamboo Pop
Needles: US 2 40-inch circulars
Use the cable cast-on to cast on 38 stitches.
Join to work in the round, using the Magic Loop technique.
Round 1:Knit 6 rounds.
Round 2 and 3: K3, *K2, P2* to last 3 stitches, K3.
Round 4:Knit across round.
Repeat rounds 2–4 for pattern until your work measures desired length, ending last repeat after round 3.
Knit 6 more rounds.
Bind off and weave in ends to complete.
These projects are perfect summer gifts!
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by Meg Bateman January 02, 2022 1 min read
Do you feel lost when it comes to picking out your first knit sweater pattern? This week, Kelley shared her favorite sweater patterns during Technique Tuesday. These patterns all feature minimal seaming, have detailed instructions, and have lots of completed projects on Ravelry!
Kelley has knit the Brick Sweater several times, and has decided to knit it again with all our Technique Tuesday viewers! Grab some worsted weight yarn and join us for this informal knit along.
by Meg Bateman January 02, 2022 1 min read
by Meg Bateman January 02, 2022 1 min read
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