How to knit a neckline

Picking up stitches should be a simple task, yet so many knitters find it infuriating! Here is a simple way to pick up the correct number of stitches the first time, every time.

I used a for me new technique to attach the ribbing at the neckline and armholes on my latest baby-knit. Above a close-up of the fini...

When knitting a V-neck sweater you need a neat finish for the neck ribbing. Of course, you could do it in two pieces which overlap, but fo...

Knitting your first sweater can seem like a daunting task, but with the right guidance, it becomes an enjoyable and rewarding experience. The project featured in this video tutorial is a simple raglan sweater, which

By watching this video tutorial you will learn how to knit a classic v-neck vest. The classic v-neck vest is knitted in one piece from back to front with a deep v-neck and a comfortable

As of our last installment, you’ve got your stitches cast on and raglan markers placed, so it’s time to get busy! If you’re taking the Reversible approach, you’ve joined for working in the round and knit however many rows of ribbing your heart desires. (Remember we’re using “ribbing” for shorthand when discussing the edge treatment; […]

If you've ever wanted to pull your hair out trying to get your knit necklines to stay flat, keep reading: https://elizabethmadethis.com/4-pro-ways-to-sew-a-t-shirt-neckline/

Using short rows is a convenient way to raise the back neck of a sweater when shaping top-down necklines, however, this method of shaping top-down necklines is pretty limiting in terms of the neck shapes you can create. In this blog post, I’ll teach you how to use a method that is far more flexible

Sweater Tees have always been popular and are in current modern winter fashion too! Yet get a neat and properly fit sweater is not easy. Tee No. 1 is a classic loosefit t-shirt with prominent saddle shoulders. The yoke and sleeves are shaped by working short rows, which ensure a great fit. The neat neckline and folded edges create […]

Knitting top-down, set-in sleeves is the best way to get a perfectly fitted sleeve around your shoulder and arm with no bulky seams. While this sleeve technique is rarely written into patterns, it can be used in any pattern to replace a standard sleeve that has a bell shaped cap at the top. You can either knit your sleeves in the round or flat. #knitting #knit #knittingtutorial #howto #knittingtips

In my last post I explained how I knitted a round neckline to make it as easy as possible to pick up the stitches for the neckband and achie...

Whether its shaping a shoulder (increasing) or a neckline (decreasing), most patterns typically place shaping stitches somewhere near the ends of the row, or may not tell you where to place them at all. That often has the effect of giving your piece that stair step look . But how about if

Today I'll be showing you my favourite neckline finish for knit fabrics. It's my personal method for sewing knit neckline bindings, and I prefer it to the standard method!

A step-by-step tutorial on decreasing stitches evenly in knitting for beginners. Left- and right-leaning variations for every project.

Learn how to Knit the Raglan stitch in less than a min