Knitting One Liners by Stacy Mitchell

03/18/2020

New to knitting?
1. Start simple! The project doesn't have to be large - a simple scarf, hat, or cowl are all great starts. Dishcloths are great too.
2. Knit on your project every day, even if it is only for a row or two. This accomplishes two things: daily practice of your new skill and your project grows.
3. Mistakes are just advanced techniques. Just about everything you accidentally do while learning - from making a hole (advanced knitters call that lace) to dropping a column of stitches (yep, there are patterns that do that on purpose, too). Obviously, the idea is to learn to do these things on purpose instead of by accident!

03/18/2020

Life without crochet would be boring indeed!

Mug available in my Etsy shop:
http://etsy.me/2miCHCV

Psst! There's a knitter version available too!

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03/17/2020

What is the most complex knitting/crochet project you've tackled? Did you finish? Still in progress? How did it turn out?

03/17/2020

Found this great blog post listing 10 things knitters should know (like the Kitchner Stitch). Best of all, she links to how-to's so you can learn if you don't already know (or just need a refresher).

I know I've mentioned time and again things I think all knitters should know.  So instead of having you go google crazy I did ya'll a favor and listed my favorites right here.  …

03/17/2020

You'll need this for those chilly days!

Stay warm while putting your mad crochet skills to use! Great gift for your favorite crocheter... or yourself! Original design. I create the graphics for my products and have them professionally printed by highly qualified production partners. Not available in stores ~~PRODUCT INFORMATION~~

03/16/2020

I'm a process knitter, how about you?
Do you focus on finishing a project (even if you have a few going at one time) = PROJECT knitter (or crocheter)
Do you just love the act of knitting or crocheting and if you end up with a project, great, but if not that's okay with you = PROCESS knitter or crocheter.

03/16/2020

A tote to keep a project in with a gentle reminder why people should let you work on it.

A great project bag for your next knitting project, emblazoned with the reason you knit in the first place. ~~PRODUCT INFORMATION~~ A roomy tote bag with a square bottom thatll hold what ever you need to carry. •100% cotton canvas •Dimensions: 14¾”x14¾” •Dual 22” handles •Reinforced ...

03/15/2020

Sewing is cheaper than therapy - unless they find out how much fabric costs! 😂

Buy now in my Etsy shop:

Sewing helps you relax, unwind, and detox from your day. And were going to go with it being cheaper than therapy. Although if anyone ever finds that hidden stash, the validity of that statement may be in question. Great gift for your favorite sewing enthusiast... or yourself! Original design. I

03/15/2020

Weird but awesome knitted things...

Everything can be knitted. A leotard, that deer head on your wall — it's all fair game (pun most definitely intended) this fall.

03/14/2020

Yarn leftovers + some corks = pint sized pines in a cork forest!

Here's a fun little pattern to recycle your wine corks into fanciful little holiday cabled trees to display on your mantle, top your bottles or just admire!

03/14/2020

All you need is love, and yarn, and wine. But mostly yarn.

Get your mug here:

They say all you need is love, but every knitter and crocheter knows thats not enough. We also need yarn. And also wine. But mostly yarn. Original design. I create the graphics for my products and have them professionally printed by highly qualified production partners. Not available in stores

03/14/2020

You know how it goes: knitting along, drinking with friends, realize you just screwed up last three rows. http://bit.ly/2qFyTka