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magazine - Short rows for bust shaping (technique feature)
Short rows add length to the overall body. They make up for the extra length that’s taken up by a larger bust.
Techniques with Theresa - Fall 2008 - what's with gauge
You’ve all seen the warnings … but is gauge really as important as they say it is? The short answer is yes. The longer answer is most of the time.An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Hand-knitted socks are a glorious thing.
Summer 2008 - Care and Repair of sock
The back join (subject of a previous post ) is a method for working in the tails AS YOU GO in multi-color knitting. The back join is NOT confusing, but judging from the e-mails in the TECHknitting in-box, the first post about it WAS confusing. It would be a pity to obscure such a useful technique with badly-written instructions, so here's another run at it--with an additional illustration showing the back join as it is being knitted.
BACK to the back join
Joining - Techniques with Theresa : Knitty Spring+Summer 2010
The best join is a join that is as invisible as possible.
Perfect Seams Only neat, almost invisible seams finish off your knitted garment perfectly. "Knit" stitch is the best method for shoulder seams.
LANA GROSSA Knitting Tip Sewing on Sleeves
Super Easy DIY Sock Blockers (Tutorial)
I've always wanted some sock blockers, but was a bit skeptical about paying $20-30 for one...
Standards & Guidelines for Crochet & Knitting
The publishers, fiber, needle and hook manufacturers and yarn members of the Craft Yarn Council have worked together to set up a series of guidelines and symbols to bring uniformity to yarn, needle and hook labeling and to patterns, whether they appear in books, magazines, leaflets or on yarn labels.
These patterns are sized for the average adult foot, male or female , and will fit a very wide range of feet. Later in the patterns, you will be instructed to measure the length of the intended foot.
Silver's Sock Class
Exercises in Knitting - KnitWiki
This 1846 knitting book did not include any illustrations.Simple Socks from a Sock-u-lator!