New Year Knit Intentions and intentional knitting
New Year’s Knit Intentions, are you ready? I can’t believe it’s already 2023! For me, the past year feels like it flew by in an…
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What is Knit Gauge?
What is knit gauge? That is the question. Let’s look at why gauge is such an ominous topic and try to clear away all the confusion and define it.
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2023 save the dates! KALs, Challenges and Knitting Classes
Planning out your 2023 knit calendar and pick what challenges, courses, or KALs you’d like to join with OzzyLosi Knit Designs!
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No more worrying… How to make a slipknot with confidence
Making a slipknot is simple, but sometimes we overlook the importance of learning to do this one step well. If you take the time to master making the slipknot it’s one thing less you have to look up next time you go to knit.
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3 cotton yarns explained | Scrubby cotton yarn, partially scrubby cotton yarn and plain cotton yarn
I’m excited to introduce you to test knitter (and fellow blogger) Matt at www.bepreparedatoz.com. Matt and I met through him test knitting some of my patterns. He…
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Learn to knit with more than one color
When learning how to knit, can feel so overwhelming. The amount of time it takes you to learn how to cast-on, knit, purl, and bind-off…
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Learn how to knit without a pattern
Raise your hand if you feel like you need your GPS, or at least a map to find your way anywhere. And, now raise your hand, if you…
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Fingerless Gloves Knit MY Way!
Grab some yarn, knitting needles, tapestry needle and scissors – we’re gonna knit some fingerless gloves. And YOU get to design exactly how they look and fit!
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How to add an i-cord hanging loop to knits
You can add an I-cord hanging loop to any of your knits. Learn how to make this useful addition to any of your knits.
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3.5 Quick Ways to Fix Knit Mistakes!
There is more than one way to fix a knit mistake. We’ll work through 3.5 options today to see which one would work best for you.
