#KnitterProblems

La VischLaVisch
2025-11-26

Discover the elegant sl2-k2tog-p2sso! A slightly left-leaning centered triple decrease, the tutorial is out now πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-sl2-

A swatch in lilac yarn on a white background, showing the sl2-k2tog-p2sso triple decrease.
La VischLaVisch
2025-11-20

It happens to all of us: dropping a stitch in the middle of your knitting… In this tutorial, I show you how to pick up a dropped stitch in garter stitch! πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-how-

A garter stitch swatch in teal yarn on knitting needles. In the middle, a stitch has dropped down several rows.
La VischLaVisch
2025-11-06

Are you familiar with Russian grafting in garter stitch? It's a method of joining live stitches together, and a quick and easy method for finishing off your knitted piece πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-russ

A knitted swatch in salmon pink yarn, featuring an applied border in garter stitch. Parts of it are grafted together with the Russian grafting method.
La VischLaVisch
2025-11-01

In Texel, I also got these lovely skeins of undyed, worsted weight wool yarn. I was thinking to perhaps dye these yellow or olive with onion skins πŸ˜ƒ

Flat lay view of 3 skeins of cream-colored wool yarn on a white background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-29

Time for a new tutorial! It's about how to work the k4tog right-leaning triple decrease. Go check it out πŸ˜‰
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-k4to

A lilac swatch on a gray knitting needle on which the k4tog decrease is shown.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-25

When I was at Texel last month, I also visited Texelana to purchase some yarn from those Texel sheep. This giant 200 g skein of fingering weight wool will make a lovely shawl some day! πŸ˜ƒ

Flat lay view of a very large skein of wool yarn in a deep purple color. The background is white.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-23

There are many ways to join two pieces of knitted fabric together. Whip stitch or overcast seaming, a pretty basic and fast to work seaming technique πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-whip

Someone is holding up some knitting in turquoise yarn, there is an overcast seam visible in lilac yarn.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-18

I came across this Christmas yarn, and just had have it. It even has glitter! πŸ˜„

A ball of self-striping sock yarn in Christmas green, red, and white. There are some glitters visible as well.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-11

Last week, I came across these balls of sock yarn. They seem to be perfect for a sweater that can lift the mood when it's cold and dreary outside πŸ˜ƒ

Six balls of very colorful variegated sock yarn on a light wooden background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-10-08

Another day, another swatch for a photo tutorial. But first a cup of tea! πŸ˜„

Angled view of a large cup of tea on a white plank background, with a salmon pink ball of yarn, and a knitting needle with a swatch on it in the background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-09-27

With a shawl finished, I can start a new project! For example, with this lovely kid silk yarn I got in London earlier this year. What about an all-over lace triangle? πŸ˜ƒ

Flat lay view of 2 balls of bright mint kidsilk yarn with black labels, as well as a circular knitting needle on a white plank background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-09-25

Short rows are a very handy way to create shaping in knitted fabric. I like German short rows, because they’re invisible in the resulting fabric, and very easy to work πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-work

A knitted swatch in mint green yarn on a gray knitting needle in which some shaping has been worked with German short rows.
La VischLaVisch
2025-09-03

Today, I have for you a new tutorial about how to work the stretchy yarn-over bind-off for 2x2 rib! Go check it out πŸ˜‰
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-stre

A swatch in 2x2 rib worked in blue yarn on a knitting needle, it's mostly bound off.
La VischLaVisch
2025-08-20
A swatch in lilac yarn on a gray knitting needle, in which several short rows with the shadow wrap method have been worked.
La VischLaVisch
2025-08-15

Here you can see how the new border patterning starting to take shape. Do you like it? πŸ˜ƒ

Flat-lay view of an asymmetrical shawl project on a circular needle in garter stitch, it has stripes in various pastel colors, and a couple of repeats of a lace border in solid purple. The ball of yarn lies is also there on the white plank background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-08-14

In this tutorial, I show how to seam with slip stitch, using a crochet hook. I really prefer it over other seaming methods πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-seam

The wrong sides of 2 pieces of knitting in lilac yarn, have been seamed together using slip stitch with salmon pink yarn, and a crochet hook.
La VischLaVisch
2025-08-06

In one of my to be published shawl designs, I use this M5 increase. So, time for a new tutorial to show you how it's done πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-k1-p

A swatch in green yarn on a knitting needle in which the M5 increase is shown.
La VischLaVisch
2025-08-05

The new stitch pattern that I worked out for the border requires a different number of stitches. So, I knit a couple of more rows to get the stitch count up to the new number. Ready to start the new patterning! πŸ˜ƒ

Flat-lay view of an asymmetrical shawl project on a circular needle in garter stitch, it has stripes in various pastel colors, and the start of a lace border in solid purple. The ball of yarn lies is also there on the white plank background.
La VischLaVisch
2025-07-23

Want to learn how to work shadow wrap short rows on the RS? Look no further and visit this step-by-step photo tutorial! πŸ˜ƒ
lavisch.com/site/tutorial-shad

A swatch in lilac yarn on a gray knitting needle, in which several short rows with the shadow wrap method have been worked.

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