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Knitting Board Basics - Pat Novak - Paperback $17.74 Knitting Board Basics |
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Knitting Board Basics $24.99 If you've ever wanted to try your hand at board loom knitting, here's all the information you need to get started. Knitting boards differ from looms in that the material created is thicker and double-sided. In Pat and Kim Novak's Knitting Board Basics, all aspects of using the board are covered. So whether you're just learning to cast on working basic stitches or looking for solid advice on how to shape and join sleeves, you'll find it here. The book contains complete directions for 34 projects with a wide range of difficulty, starting with fast and fun weekend diversions like colorful totes or cute baby booties, and then advancing to more complicated projects, such as striped button-up jackets or even hooded cable-knit sweaters for children. Softcover, 176 pages. |
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Knitting Board Basics By Novak, Pat/ Novak, Kim $28.26 Provides tips and patterns for knitting on a knitting board, and includes beginners basics and informaiton on such finishing details as creating buttonholes and joining sleeves. Author: Novak, Pat/ Novak, Kim Subtitle: A Beginners Guide to Using a Knitting Board With Over 30 Easy Projects Publication Date: 2010/08/03 Number of Pages: 176 Binding Type: Paperback Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 7.75 Height: 9.75 |
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Knitting Board Basics: A Beginner's Guide to Using a Knitting Board with Over 30 Easy Projects $19.8 If you’ve ever wanted to try your hand at board loom knitting, here is all the information you’ll need to get started. Knitting boards differ from looms in that the material created is thicker and double sided. They have become a popular tool of crafters, since they are easy to use and projects knit up quickly. Pat and Kim Novak, entrepreneurs and the designers behind the Authentic Knitting Board company, share their expertise on how to use their popular boards. Core techniques are described in detail and shown in step-by-step, close-up photography, along with easy-to-follow directions. All aspects of using the board are covered---from the basics to more advanced techniques---so whether you’re just learning to cast on, working basic stitches, or looking for solid advice on how to shape and join sleeves or add finishing details such as pom-poms or a drawstring, you’ll find everything you need to get started and more. Complete directions for thirty-four projects ranging in difficulty, are also included, starting with fast and fun weekend projects, such as a colorful tote or adorable baby booties, and advancing to more complicated projects such as a hooded cable-knit sweater for a child or a striped button-up jacket for yourself.   |
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knitting board stockinette stitch edges?
I am using a knitting board to create a scarf. The stitch is a stockinette stitch starting with an anchor yarn cast on. As the scarf is getting longer, I've noticed that one side that began with the anchor yarn is tighter than the other side. I went to knittingboard.com to make sure that I am wrapping the yarn correcting, especially paying attention the beginning and towards the end of the row. What I have seen, I'm doing exactly what it says. Is there something I am missing? Any suggestions?
That's the same problem I had. There is a way to get more even edges. Go back to knittingboard.com > to the videos > and scroll way down until you find "Uneven Stitches- How to Correct".
I do a slight variation now... going 2 stitches front then 2 stitches on the back for about 6-8 stitches on the ends.
Casting on, and Stockinette Stitch on the Knitting Board