Showing posts with label learn to knit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label learn to knit. Show all posts
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Knitting Help: What is an Edge or Selvage Stitch?
Every so often you may come upon a knitting pattern that references an edge or selvage stitch. What is it? Well, it's a simple concept that probably sounds like more than it is. Read more...
Monday, November 22, 2010
At last! How to Purl - Continental Method is once again back on CyberSeams!
Ok, I apologize for the long delay in new tutorials but we're finally getting some new stuff up here. A while back we removed the How To Purl - Continental Method videos (both right and left handed versions) because the feedback I was receiving indicated that they weren't clear enough. Well, CyberSeams is here to teach, not to confuse! So we reshot the video and included a section that explains some common errors people make with this particular stitch and how to correct them. Without further ado, please check out the following links to view the new videos or visit our YouTube page and check them out there.
And please share CyberSeams.com with your friends!
- How to Knit and Purl Using The Continental Method
- Knit and Purl Using The Continental Method - For Left Handed Knitters!
And please share CyberSeams.com with your friends!
Friday, February 19, 2010
How To Make A Gauge Swatch
Learn to make a gauge swatch for your knitting project. This helps to ensure that the pattern you're knitting is properly sized when completed. Read more...
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Knitting a Scarf Pattern That Has Yarn Overs
We put together this tutorial for a simple scarf pattern that involves yarn overs, dropped yarn overs and basic knitting skills. Follow along by getting the free pattern and watching the video demonstration! Read more...
Tuesday, March 3, 2009
Another Video Tutorial For Our Free Tote Bag Pattern
There's a new video added to the tutorial for the Felted Tote Bag Pattern!
It demonstrates how to attach magnetic snaps on the outer pockets. Read more...
Friday, October 17, 2008
New Knitting Pattern - Great Gift Idea!
Use your leftover yarn and make a great present for the person who has everything! This is a great holiday gift idea and will help keep your MP3 player protected from dings and scratches. Alternatively, you can use this pattern to hold anything, not just an iPod! Read More...
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Knitting and Picking up Stitches
We've got a new tutorial available for knitters!
There have been many requests for instructions on what exactly it means when you're knitting and the pattern says to "pick up stitches." So, we created a tutorial explaining all about it.
There have been many requests for instructions on what exactly it means when you're knitting and the pattern says to "pick up stitches." So, we created a tutorial explaining all about it.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Another New Free Pattern - For Straight Knitting Needles!
We're happy to oblige with this new hat pattern, designed to be knitted with straight knitting needles. It's not totally plain - we threw in some decorative stitches - horizontal seed stitch lines - but you can easily omit them and still have great results. The ribbing on the base of the cap allows it to fit most heads.
Monday, August 18, 2008
New Free Knitting Pattern - For Straight Needles!
Adult Hat Pattern Fitted & Knitted - for Straight Needles
This is a free basic pattern for a hat. This pattern is meant for straight needles and the sides are then joined after it's knitted together. Perfect for beginners or anyone who doesn't want to fuss with circulars or DPNs!
Monday, July 7, 2008
Learning to knit? Here's some techniques!
There's some new additions to the tutorials that I'd like to mention here:
How to Knit - How to Increase and Decrease Stitches
And the left handed version is here: How to Knit Left Handed - How to Increase and Decrease Stitches
We've also updated How to Knit - Weaving in Loose Ends with yarn needle techniques, to supplement the crochet needle option.
What's coming up? Well, we've received many requests for knitting with circulars and DPNs (double pointed needles) and also will be sharing some basic macramé knots. We've also got some basic sewing techniques in the works so keep your eyes open for more from Cyberseams!
How to Knit - How to Increase and Decrease Stitches
And the left handed version is here: How to Knit Left Handed - How to Increase and Decrease Stitches
We've also updated How to Knit - Weaving in Loose Ends with yarn needle techniques, to supplement the crochet needle option.
What's coming up? Well, we've received many requests for knitting with circulars and DPNs (double pointed needles) and also will be sharing some basic macramé knots. We've also got some basic sewing techniques in the works so keep your eyes open for more from Cyberseams!
Thursday, June 19, 2008
New Pattern! Knitted Felted Tote Bag with Pockets!
I wanted to create a bag with pockets for my knitting projects. It seems like whenever I go to the store and check out the bags they have for knitting, one thing seems to be severely lacking - pockets! So, I set out to make my own pattern and this is what I came up with:

The great thing about this pattern is that if you need more pockets, you simply add them! And you can add them wherever you want them! The pattern includes instructions for the bag, a large sized pocket and a small sized pocket. If you need more large pockets you can make more, or if you need a bunch of small pockets, you can just have a bunch of smaller ones. If you need a deeper bag, the pattern explains where to do this. The instructions also explain how to line the bag and the pockets, and the pockets use magnetic snaps so you don't have to fool around with making buttonholes or getting the button undone. A video tutorial is on its way shortly to help beginners with this project. Happy knitting!
The great thing about this pattern is that if you need more pockets, you simply add them! And you can add them wherever you want them! The pattern includes instructions for the bag, a large sized pocket and a small sized pocket. If you need more large pockets you can make more, or if you need a bunch of small pockets, you can just have a bunch of smaller ones. If you need a deeper bag, the pattern explains where to do this. The instructions also explain how to line the bag and the pockets, and the pockets use magnetic snaps so you don't have to fool around with making buttonholes or getting the button undone. A video tutorial is on its way shortly to help beginners with this project. Happy knitting!
Monday, June 2, 2008
Sunday, May 18, 2008
Knitting Abbreviations
Ever tried knitting and became so confused over the abbreviations that you never finished your project? Well, we now can take some of that confusion away! Here's our comprehensive list of knitting abbreviations.
And coming very soon: a video tutorial of a knitting pattern - so you can see an example in action!
And coming very soon: a video tutorial of a knitting pattern - so you can see an example in action!
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
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