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[View \| Download]	How to Knit Fingerless Gloves Handle any emergency with Howcast's First Aid app - http://howc.st/jkDRTe Expand the description and view the text of the steps for this how-to video. Check out Howcast for other do-it-yourself videos from Chez_Kimberly and more videos in the Knitting category. You can contribute too! Create your own DIY guide at http://www.howcast.com/videos/new or produce your own Howcast spots with the Howcast Filmmakers Program at http://www.howcast.com/filmmakers/apply. Let's be frank—knitted fingerless gloves aren't really about keeping your palms warm and your fingers free... They're about looking rad. To complete this How-To you will need: Size 9 knitting needles A ball or skein of bulky, worsted weight yarn A yarn needle And a pair of scissors A row counter (optional) Step 1: Tie slipknot & cast Tie a slipknot, leaving an 8-inch tail of yarn after it, and cast on 24 stitches. Step 2: Knit 15 rows Knit 15 rows of two-by-two rib stitch -- knitting two stitches, purling two stitches, etc. Tip: Using a row counter makes it easier to keep track of how many rows you've finished. Step 3: Knit 12 rows Knit 12 rows in stockinette stitch -- alternating between a knit row, then a purl row, etc. You should be ending on a purl row. Step 4: Knit 4 rows Knit 4 rows in rib stitch again. Step 5: Cast off & tie Cast off and cut the yarn, again leaving an 8-inch tail. Tie a knot in the tail. Tip: To keep the wrist opening stretchy enough to get your hand through, be sure to cast off in rib stitch. Step 6: Fold in half Fold the piece in half so that the knitted side—the side covered in little V's—is on the inside and the edges are lined up. Step 7: Sew top edges Starting at the top, finger-end of the glove (where there are 4 rows of rib stitching), use a yarn needle and the knotted tail of yarn to sew about 2 inches of the edges together. Cut off the yarn, leaving a shorter tail of about 2 inches—but don't knot it. Step 8: Sew bottom edges Starting at the bottom, wrist-end of the glove (where there are 15 rows of rib stitching), use the yarn needle and the other knotted tail of yarn to sew about 3 inches of the edges together. You should be left with a hole—for the thumb opening—in the middle your sewn edge. Step 9: Try on glove Put your hand in the glove with your thumb sticking out of the hole. If it needs to be bigger, take out a stitch or two until it fits. If it needs to be smaller, make another stitch or two. Now finish off the two sewn ends—knot the yarn, cut off the excess, and weave in your loose ends. Step 10: Repeat process Turn the glove inside out and—tah-dah!—you've just finished half your pair. Repeat the entire process for a second glove, or just rock one for that vintage '80s look. Thanks for watching How To Knit Fingerless Gloves! If you enjoyed this video subscribe to the Howcast YouTube channel! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=howcast Tags: DIY, Do, Essential, Instructional, Learn, Skills, Tips, Tutorial, Yourself, clothes, crafts, howcast, knit, knitting, stitch, winter, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Crochet Friendship Square Project 2011 - Tutorial Written Instructions can be found at http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/crochet-friendship-sqaure-project-2011 This is my tutorial on a 6" square for the 2011 Crochet friendship square project. The 2011 Crochet Friendship Project is a collaboration of several You Tube crochet teachers who are each designing and making a six-inch square and showing viewers how to make them. You can use them all to combine to make a larger project. I hope you enjoy this tutorial. Please post pictures and if you have a facebook I can be found at http://www.facebook.com/dzcrochetcreations2 Thanks!!! Bethintx1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXvzgZG9xpM bobwilson123 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vMCL-fOD7DQ KaylaCakes87 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CFJfSg8YzkM&feature=watch_response Tags: Bethintx1, Crochet, Dz Crochet Creations, Project, bobwilson123, collaboration, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: http://downthisvideo.com/ (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Knitting one-row button holes In this video from http://www.knittinghelp.com , Amy shares with you a simple method for creating a button hole in a knitted work. If the button you're using is 4 stitches wide, make a 3-stitch buttonhole (as demonstrated). For a 5-stitch-wide button, make a 4-stitch buttonhole, etc. Step 1 -- work to where you want buttonhole to begin. Bring yarn to front; slip 1 purl-wise, bring yarn to back. Step 2 -- Slip 1 purl-wise, pass first slipped stitch over second. (repeat this part 2 more times--passing over 3 stitches total, for a 3-stitch buttonhole) Place last stitch back on left needle. Turn work. Step 3 -- Cast on 4 stitches (for the 3 stitches you bound off, plus 1) using the cable cast-on method. Step 4 -- Turn work (so RS is facing). Bring yarn to back; slip first st of left needle onto right needle and pass last CO st over it. ....You're done! Work to end of the row, or to the next buttonhole! Tags: button, continential, crafting, hole, how-to, knit, knitting, knittinghelp, learn, method, purl, stitch, sweater, tutorial, wool, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	How to Crochet : How to Add a Crochet Border to a Knit Blanket When adding a crochet border to a knit blanket, use a crochet hook and always work from the right side with the smooth side facing inwards. Use a single crochet or a crab stitch to add a border to a knit blanket with help from a crochet instructor in this free video on crochet borders. Expert: Jan Runkel Contact: www.justjaddesigns.com Bio: Jan Runkel has over 15 years of experience in knitting and crocheting instruction and design. Runkel is currently the on-site instructor for Yarn Company of Palm Desert in California. Filmmaker: Gina Miller-Britton Tags: beginner, crochet, hooks, how, instructions, learn, patterns, thread, to, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	How to Crochet - Solomon's Knot Stitch (Lover's Knot, Love Knot, Hail Stone, Salomon) Please subscribe to Naztazia's channel! Check out these free patterns using this stitch: http://web.me.com/wpetercroft/LucyLus_Ravelry_Shop/Love_Knot_Scarf.html and http://www.lionbrand.com/faq/368.html?language=En and http://www.joyfulabode.com/blog/2007/06/19/solomons-knot-shawl and http://garnstudio.com/lang/en/pattern.php?id=180&lang=en The Solomon's Knot (a/k/a Love Knot, Lover's Knot, Hail Stone) is a beautiful crochet stitch that creates a lacy open pattern, perfect for shawls and wraps. Tags: abode, afghan, baby, beginner, blanket, clothes, clothing, creative, crochet, crocheting, garn, garnstudio, hail, instructions, joyful, knit, knitting, knot, lace, lacey, lacy, love, lover's, open, outfit, pattern, salomon, salomon's, scarf, sew, sewing, shawl, soloman, soloman's, solomon, solomon's, stitch, stone, studio, thread, true, tutorial, wrap, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Lost Things Lost Things is a short stop-motion film... if you like it please tweet, blog, link on facebook etc... Written & Directed by - Angela Kohler and Ithyle Griffiths http://www.angelaandithyle.com Starring - Alison Sudol http://www.afinefrenzy.com Music - Sleepwaking by A Fine Frenzy http://www.afinefrenzy.com Wardrobe - Sarah Schaub and Sunshine Wright http://sarahandsunshine.wordpress.com Lighting Tech - Andrew Hamlin http://www.andrewhamlin.com Digital Tech - Matt Harbicht http://harbichtphoto.com/ Hair - Kristin Ess Makeup - Samuel Paul http://www.samuelpaulmakeup.com Paper Cuts - Mr. Yen http://mr--yen.blogspot.com Music Produced by Butch Walker http://www.butchwalker.com/ http://maybeitsjustme.biz/ a Gallant + Keen Production hi-res: http://vimeo.com/14131130 Tags: a fine frenzy, alison sudol, andrew hamlin, angela kohler, butch walker, dream, fantasy, flying, gallant and keen, ithyle griffiths, kristin ess, matt harbicht, ocean, redhead, samuel paul, sarah schaub, sleepwaking, stop-motion, string, sunshine wright, tea cups, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Lavorazione in tondo o circolare con Magic Loop (Tecniche Intermedie) Finalmente ecco il video del Magic Loop! Questa tecnica, ottima per realizzare maniche, maglioni top-down, colli e cappelli, è fantastica. Semplice e veloce da imparare e realizzare, permette di lavorare in circolare senza luso dei ferri a doppia punta e senza dover cucire i vostri capi! Altra delizia di questa tecnica è la possibilità di realizzare capi a maglia rasata senza la necessità di lavorare il ferro di ritorno a rovescio! Non è fantastico?? ^_^ Insomma, una volta fatto un po di esercizio vedrete che non la abbandonerete più. Ovviamente potete utilizzare questa tecnica anche se lavorate english, semplicemente avrete il filo a destra. Sferruzzo-dipendente? Lanifero-compulsiva? Scopri filati, progetti e tecniche su www.yardsofyarn.it Tags: continental, howto, knitter, knitting, lana, lavorazione in tondo, lavoro a maglia, magic loop, sferruzzatrici, sferruzzo, tutorial, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)
[View \| Download]	Crochet Circle Worked into a Single Chain Stitch An instructional crochet video demonstrating a crochet circle worked into a single chain stitch Tags: binding-off, crochet, heel, hobbies, hobby, how-to, instructional, kitting, knit, knitting, purl, sock, stitch, stockinette, wool, yarn 1 Downloads - Last from: (Your Blog here!)