This is a guide to give you the general idea of how much you need for several items.
How to convert grams to ounces
I’m sure this will come in handy!
Free Circular Shawl Knitting Cheat Sheet
This certainly would be helpful when you want to do your own thing and not follow someone else’s pattern.
Making sense of vintage knitting terms
I’ve never seen patterns from the 1800 hundreds. The oldest patterns I have are from the 1940’s and the knitting terms then are pretty much the same as what we use now.
Converting cm to inches
Handy little chart to have.
A list of yarn brands.
I knew there are a lot of different yarn brands, but not this many!! Also lists discontinued yarns.
Sock chart
For those of you who love to knit socks here is a chart that I hope will be helpful.
Learning to read lace knitting charts
Chart for changing meters to yards
Knitting needles 101
Yarn Weights Chart [Infographic]
Helpful chart for beginners.
Sock chart
Hope this will be helpful for those who knit a lot of socks.
12 Names for yarn balls
Most of these you probably know.
Ravelry’s standard yarn weights
This is Ravelry’s guide for yarn weights:
The Answer Lady
Found this link I thought the machine knitters might find useful. It is from the Answer Lady. Most of the information is about knitting machine, but there is some knitting and crocheting items too. 461 videos to help answer your questions.
http://www.theanswerlady.com/Youtubelinks.html
Master List
This is the most comprehensive list of skill levels, abbreviations, and techniques that I have ever run across. I printed it and will keep a copy handy. Hope you find it helpful.
Neele sizes
How small do knitting needles go? I’ve only gone as small as a number 1, but they go to 00000. Once place I read they go to 8 zero’s. Can’t imagine what they would be like. Below the first link is to a chart of needle sizes and how they differ from country to country and some times a manufacturer makes a difference.
Placement of increases & decreases
The formula for placing increases and decreases come from the same Ann Budd web site as the information regarding changing gauges.
Centre Knitters Guild 