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Got a lovely fair isle sweater, but don't feel like weaving in all those ends? Kerin shows you a clever way to quickly finish off your sweater by braiding your yarn ends!

Learn how to weave in your loose ends forever. Works on all animal fiber yarns but also on silk and even on synthetic fibers.

Get Rid of Ends in 2 steps- Learn to Bury in Ends.

This is NOT just for intarsia and it is NOT just for needle knitting, this will work with crochet or loom knitting or arm knitting as well. Use the seam of your project to bury in the end.

This technique is not only good for intarsia but for all your finishing. Now learn how to finish your work perfectly.

Doing whipcording

By Mistress Morgan Rowanwaif. Viking whipcording (or interlocking, slyngyng, or even spoon tossing) is Whipcorda fun, fast, and easy way of braiding cords to make bigger, stronger, and more decorative cords. It uses four weighted bobbins to maintain tension on cords that are anchored to a distaff or some other point above.

Learn how to decrease the crown on a youth-sized hat in this loom knitting tutorial. Kristen from GoodKnitKisses will demonstrate how it's done using a 30 or 31 peg round loom.

This video takes you through entire sock from beginning to finish. Learn to cast on stitches, knit cuff/leg, knit heel/toe, remove sock from the loom and close toe with kitchener stitch. Loom information: http://www.knittingboard.com/his-her-sock-looms/ Learn how to knit socks on a loom, KB His & Her Looms.

Worry free stitch counts for starting a project. No need to count lots of stitches for pattern blankets, try this easy tip.

Make a row counter for you next knit or crochet project!

Let’s make a row counter. This helps you to keep track of what row you are working on for your project. It can also be fun to make and customize for each project bag. rowcounter bracletrowcounter #diyrowcounter

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Tunisian crochet triangle stitch tutorial. Like a sort of triangle puff stitch.

Hello and welcome to today's GIMP text effects tutorial. Discover how to add stitching to your text! Plus, you'll learn how to create a custom (stitch) brush, how to use the Path Tool, how to convert a color image to b&w, use blending modes, and more. RESOURCES

Texture Image: https://pixabay.com/es/photos/textura-tela-arpillera-de-fondo-1099399/ Font: Oswald Bold https://fonts.google.com/specimen/Oswald

Take an existing logo or icon and add an embroidery effect to make it appear as if it's stitched onto a patch or article of clothing.

Liquid icon: https://logosbynick.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/liquid-icon.png

Embroidery texture: https://logosbynick.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/embroidery-texture.jpg

Ten-warp Kumihimo braid. Warps are clustered into five groups of two. Pattern movement is to take the anti-clockwise-most (left) warp of a group, and move it clockwise over all the warps of its own group and all the warps of the next-clockwise group, and put it in the clockwise-most (right) position. And then repeat for the group you just moved to. And so on. This braid is suitable for ten colours or five colours (or, as always, one colour).

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up. Pretty flowers.

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up.

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up.

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up.

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up.

Kumihimo 16-strand braid colour pattern set-up. This one makes me think of pine-trees.