Useful Knitting Links
Yarniashop youtube video channel Finger knitting video (Little video of how to use pot holder loops to knit a chain. You can knit on your fingers with yarn but the loops are easier to manage. Best loops are from Harrisville Design) Fun link to a video of how Noro Yarn is made. Interesting discussion on seams by Sandy Rosner in Twist Collective online magazine. (Fun to read the whole thing) Ravelry: Great reference site. You get a free user id. Once logged in you can enter your own projects or look at others projects. Great way to see what I yarn can do. Has very large pattern library. Both free and paid patterns are indexed and it helps you to find out where to get the pattern. Knitting Help.com videos: good reference video library. Sweater 101: Recently, I found a book that you would find a great resource when doing sweaters. It has been out of print but now it is back. As a shop owner, I often have customers who have found the perfect yarn and the perfect pattern except the pattern is not written for the yarn. This just might be the book to help you solve that problem. Your chances of making a sweater that fits someone you love (including yourself), with or without a commercial pattern, just got better.Sweater 101: How to Plan |
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Products Links : Good suggestions for using various yarns
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Briggs and Little
Buffalo Gold Cascade Yarns Chic Knits Classic Elite Web newlsetter Classic Elite Yarns Co . Crystal Palace Yarns Dale of Norway – Dale Garn Debbie Bliss Kauni yarn
Knitting at Noon Knitting Fever Kraemer Yarns Lorna’s Laces Louet Mari Sweater Patterns Knitting Pure & Simple Mountain Colors Mountain Meadows Yarn Noro Oat Couture Patterns Soak Wash Opal Sock Yarn O-Wool Pagewood Farms Penny Straker Patterns Fiber Trend Yarns and Patterns Rowan Shepherd’s Dream
Sirdar Skacel Southwest Trading Company(SWTC) Sublime The Alpaca Yarn Co. Unicorn Books Unicorn Fibre Wash Knitting Websites/Magazines
Textile guilds in Ohio -Canton Yarn and Spinners Guild, Algonquin Library and other Resources |