Little Barn Studio

1 - Introduction

Fine Print

Knitting Glossary

2 - Applied Edges

2-1. Knitting-up stitches using a dpn

2-2. Apply an I-cord edge

2-3. Giant stitch demonstration of various methods of attachment

2-4. Going around an exterior bend (unattached rows)

2-5. Going around an interior bend (rows attached to multiple stitches)

2-6. Detail of Equilateral Vest

2-7. Applying a Garter stitch edge

2-8. Knitting from right needle to left

2-9. Applying a Garter stitch edge (continued)

2-10. Detail of Andean Vest

3 - Buttonhole Essentials

3-1. Comparison of regular and one-row holes

3-2. One-row self-reinforcing

3-3. Eyelet

3-4. For a 2x2 rib (completed on purl side)

3-5. For a 2x2 rib (completed on knit side)

3-6. Detail of Button-Me Hat

4 - I-Cord Basics

4-1. Slipping or sliding_

4-2. Why is I-cord circular_

4-3. Range of sizes (2, 3, 4 and 5 stitch)

4-4. Detail of Andean Vest

4-5. Laddering-up larger tubes

4-6. I-cord perfect graft

5 - More Cords, Braids and Bobbles (Part 1)

5-1. Tube stitch

5 - More Cords, Braids and Bobbles (Part 2)

5-2. Screw-thread I-cord

5-3. Ribbed I-cord

5-4. Purl I-cord (with and without beads)

5-5. I-cord edged Garter stitch

5-6. Twisted cord

5-7. Detail of twisted cord on small bag

5-8. Bi-coloured I-cord

5-9. Bi-coloured braid

5-10. Diagrams of bi-coloured braid

5-11. Balanced bobble_ the increase

5-12. Working right to left

5-13. Bobble_ balanced decrease

5-14. Purl-faced bobble

6 - Presenting the Picot Family

6-1. Picot cast-on

6-2. Varying picot lengths

6-3. At the beginning of rows

6-4. Detail of Sea Lettuce Scarf

6-5. Mid-row (Lambstails)

6-6. Bind-off

7 - Twists, Kinks and Bias

7-1. Winding a skein

7-2. Reconditioning wool_ Steam

7-3. Reconditioning wool_ Spritz

7-4. Reconditioning wool_ Washing

7-5. Knitting kinky!

7-6. Releasing twist

7-7. Balanced and unbalanced yarns

7-8. S and Z twists

7-9. Testing for unbalanced yarn

7-10. Biasing in a one-ply yarn

7-11. Kinky needles

7-12. Felting a bag