How many of you would rather not knit than use dpns? You’re not alone. I know a lot of crocheters who are just learning to knit and find it difficult to handle 2 needles, let alone 4. In such situations, knitting tiny projects with dpns seem even more difficult.
Just like dropped stitches a few years ago, knitted cables had been intimidating to me until recently. During my last visit to India, my mom gave me a knitting book which she used to use to learn new stitches, until digital resources took over. It’s a really old book
Ever since I started crocheting and knitting, I’ve made scarves and toques for all my family members. When my niece was born I made blankets, quilts and toques for her. I knew it wouldn’t be any different for my baby so when I was checking things off my shopping checklist,
I was looking for ideas to make gifts for a newborn when one of our cousins announced their pregnancy. I had knit, crochet or sewing as my three options. And since I was pregnant as well at that time and into my third trimester with a full time job, I
When I was in India, I had a Singer sewing machine (it actually was my mum’s , she didn’t use it so she’s given it to me) and I used to use it for small sewing projects and make linings for my crochet bags and purses, In 2013 when we
Every time I feel the need to buy something, I try to think if I can make it myself. If there is even a slight chance that it can be DIYed or handmade fully or partially, when though the cost and effort would be more than buying it ready made,
The first time I made a quilt was for my niece in 2015. I made it with my basic brother sewing machine, I’d bought this machine when I was in Toronto and it was perfect for any simple sewing projects. The quilt that I made for my niece has been