Learn the basics of knitting cables with this step-by-step photo tutorial for beginners!

Knitted Cast On is a simple and straightforward cast on method, often chosen by beginners because of its simplicity and how similar it is to making a knit stitch. In this post we’ll look at what materials you’ll need to learn this cast on, step-by-step instructions and a few tips on working with this technique.

The Backwards Loop Cast On is one of the easiest cast on methods in the knitting world. In fact, it’s the first technique I learned as a knitting beginner! In this post, you’ll learn all you need to know about the Backwards Loop Cast On: the materials needed to learn it, step-by-step instructions, and a few tips to make this cast on easier for you!

The Long Tail Cast On is one of the most popular cast on methods in knitting! It’s simple to learn, quite versatile and creates a neat edge. In this post, you’ll learn all you need to start using the Long Tail Cast On: from materials, through step-by-step tutorial to a few of tips on working with this method.

Learn how to read knitting patterns with this step by step tutorial for beginners! Find out what sections are included in patterns and how to read the instructions using the abbreviations!

If you want to learn knitting, you’ll first want to know how to cast on! Casting on is the first step in any knitting project. It’s a technique of creating the first stitches on your knitting needle. When you’re just starting, casting on may seem a little daunting - but with a clear tutorial and a bit of practice, you’ll be ready to go and create your first project!

Do you want to learn how to tie a slip knot for knitting projects? In this quick step-by-step tutorial, I’ll show you how to make a slip knot in an easy way. Read on to learn a simple way for making a slip knot, which you’ll use to start many knitting projects.

Learn how to read knitting charts that you can often find in knitting patterns - how to read the chart, identify the symbols in the chart key, how to knit from the chart when working flat and in the round, and how to understand cable knit charts!