Knitting with Superwash Wool
Tip #28 Stripes that match
Tip #27 Save your label
Tip #26 Three Needle Bind Off
Tip #25 Band from yarn ball/skein
Tip #24 Bamboo Yarns
Tip #23 Decreases
Tip #22 Spit and splice
Tip #21 Hemming
Tip #20 Hems
Tip #19 Knitting yarn with slubs
Tip #18 Felting
Tip #17 Determining Twist Direction
Tip #16 Embroidery with Chain Stitches
Tip #15 Increases
Tip #14 Keeping Track of Increases

Tip #13

Keeping Track of Decreases
Tip #12 Thick and Thin
Tip #11 Sock Toe Closing
Tip #10 Stubborn Needle Cord
Tip #9 Intarsia
Tip #8 On beginning neck openings when knitting a Norwegian sweater.
Tip #7 Converting Meters to Yards
Tip #6 Yarn Weights and Equivalents

Tip #5

Sewing on buttons
Tip #4 Two-color patterns
Tip #3 Long tail cast on
Tip #2 cast on - cast off - cast on
Tip #1 gauge - gauge - gauge

Knitting Tip #1

gauge - gauge - gauge

To get the best possible result, it is vital to adhere to the gauge. Knit a sample to determine exactly what size knitting needle to use. It is always good to check the gauge in the middle of a piece than from the edges, as they tend to curl slightly. Cast on about 10 stitches more for the sample than what is specified for the pattern gauge. If the sample is knit too loosely or does not have enough stitches per inch, switch to thinner or smaller size needle. If the sample is knit too tightly or has too many stitches per inch, use a thicker or larger needle. Remember, that the needle size specified in the pattern is simply a recommendation, so the knitter should always make a sample to determine which needle size to use for correct size results.
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