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Using a silicon cord stitch holder is a game changer when it comes to putting stitches on hold, especially when knitting garments. Please note that this blog post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I earn some yarn money at no extra cost to you! Thank you for your support! ABOUT THE TOOL Barber cords, or also just called cord stitch holder, is a fantastic tool! I love it so much more than using a string of yarn because it's a little less

Whether you're knitting on a plane, in a car, at a cafe, these tips will all be helpful to make sure you are prepared and able to knit during your travels. PREPARE FOR TRAVEL You don't want to start your trip and realize you forgot something important, something you absolutely need to even knit the pattern. Make sure your pattern is printed out or saved to your phone. Wind up all your yarn, and make sure you have more than you think you need. You don't want to run out of yarn

If you don't, you might want to consider it. Give those well-used garments some love and shave your knits to make them look brand new. Please note that this blog post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I earn some yarn money at no extra cost to you! Thank you for your support! GARMENTS OVER TIME If you have ever had a cotton or wool knitted item, you'll eventually notice that over time it will start to pill and get fuzzies on it. It's not

If you've ever had any hobby, you know that there are things you wish you knew before you started. Those things would have saved you money, pain, and time. Here are the things I wish I knew before I started knitting. These are in no particular order. Please note that this blog post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase via one of these links, I earn some yarn money at no extra cost to you! Thank you for your support! 1. INVEST IN GOOD NEEDLES My first set of needle

Now well, I mean, they didn't eat the (w)hole sweater. (Pun intended).

I was away for some time, and some things changed for my business. Some things just don't work out in life, and that's okay! NO MORE TECH EDITING That's right! There are a few reasons why I decided to stop the tech editing side of my business. The two biggest reasons - interest and time. I love knitting, I love helping people, and so tech editing felt like a natural step for me. As an entrepreneur, I'm always looking for ways to earn money that I can do on my own. I own a ph

Do accessories need to be tech edited? Absolutely! You never know what kind of silly mistakes you might make.

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