Hope this will be helpful for those who knit a lot of socks.

Hope this will be helpful for those who knit a lot of socks.

I found a couple suggestions that I all ready use!
https://www.allfreeknitting.com/Tips-for-Knitting/61-ways-to-store-knitting-needles
This is a cast on that I’ve never seen before, but certainly will have to try it! It looks easy, but will take a little time getting use to.

I’ll have to give this a try.
For beginners or a refresher for seasoned knitters.
For the newer knitter and maybe a refresher for seasoned knitters. Good video on counting stitches on a gauge swatch.
Bill Souza has a lot of knitting tutorials for left handed knitters. I checked some out and they look pretty good.
Yes, I have a “knitting know-er” — it works this way.
I am knitting late at night, and I know I should stop and go to bed, but I think. “just one more row, maybe two”. My knitting know-er says, “Stop now and go to bed.” But, I keep knitting, and guess what happens? I make a mistake that takes me a long time to repair. The knitting know-er knows.
Or, I am doing some productive household chore, and I walk by and see my knitting. My knitting calls to me to stop long enough to knit just a row or two and then get back to my housework. So, I stop and knit a row or two, and think that just one more row will be ok. My knitting know-er says, “Stop while you are ahead. Get back to your chores and then come back to knitting. But, I knit one more row — and you know what happens. I make a mistake and it takes more time to repair my mistake than I spent knitting just a row or two. The knitting know-er knows.
Then there is always the time I go into a store that sells crating supplies, etc., and I have no intentions of buying any yarn or anything even related to yarn. But, I think I will just walk through the yarn section, you know, just to look. I am NOT going to buy anything. The knitting know-er says “Stop, walk away before you spot something on sale or something you think you just have to have. But, I go ahead and make that quick trip through the aisle with the yarn, etc. Guess what, I find something I think I have to buy, just as the knitting know-er warned. The knitting know-er knows.
So, that is how it goes when you have a “Knitting- Know-er” Poor thing, I seem to ignore it all the time.
Anyone else have a Knitting Know-er?
This is pretty neat. I just put in some numbers and it told me what to do.



I have not see this type of heel before. It is an interesting look.
I wonder how many hours it took to make these 2 twelve foot crocheted nutcrackers!
Lots of ways to cast on. This is just a definition of a few to give you an idea of how they work.
https://www.thespruce.com/knitting-cast-on-methods-definition-guide-2115697
Just how long do you think are the longest knitting needles?? You will never guess…….
http://juliaknitwits.blogspot.com/2012/01/giant-needles.html


Who would have thought these 2 items would come in handy for knitting!!
Most of these you probably know.

Some people have WAY too much time on their hands. You will get your chuckle for the day as you glance through this link!
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I wish I had read this article before I went to Ireland. I think the yarn I bought in 2004 when I was there has aged enough and I should get it out and make a sweater. There are so many beautiful ones it will be hard to choose.