Beginner Knitting: How to Make a Slip Knot

Beginner Knitting: learn how to make a slip knot. A slip knot is used to begin most knitting cast ons. This is a very quick and easy way to make a slip knot.

Fun - A Knitting Crossword Puzzle!

Knitting Crossword Puzzle
Test Your Knitting Knowledge!

How well do you know yarns, patterns, knitting notions and trends? Do the NobleKnits Knitting Crossword Puzzle!
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Featured Yarn of the Week

It's not too late to pick up our featured Yarn of the Week at DesignerYarnSale.com. This week's fun to knit yarn is just right for holiday knit scarves, shawls and more!

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We're going to Kathmandu - Recycled Sari Silk Yarn

We're going to Kathmandu - Recycled Sari Silk Yarn

Kathmandu is a wonderful recycled silk yarn. Handmade in Nepal from bits of fiber from recycled sari silks. No two balls are ever the same and shear pleasure to knit! Free and purchase patterns are available for this fabulous.

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Nancy Recommends: Tilli Tomas Trinket Bag Knitting Kit

Product Review: Tilli Tomas Trinket Bag Knitting Kit

Just in time for holiday knitting! This gorgeous kit from Tilli Tomas includes everything you need (except the needles) to knit a beaded silk, fully lined bag. Kit includes Tilli Tomas Rockstar beaded silk yarn, a quilted grommet bag, and easy to knit instructions. Available in four colors: Moss (as shown in video), jade, black, natural. You will also need a set of size US 6 or 7 double pointed needles and a spare circular needle. Kit is available for $59 at NobleKnits.com.

Sock Review: Berroco Comfort Sock Yarn

Being a bit of a fiber snob, I wasn't sure what to think about a man made sock yarn. But, the second my hand connected with the ball of yarn, I fell in love with Berroco Comfort Sock yarn. First of all, it doesn't have that "acylic-y" feel you often get with man-made fibers. Comfort sock is light and soft with a wool type feel, but it's actually a super fine nylon & super fine acrylic blend. It's great for people with wool allergies and it's machine washable (always a plus for sock knitting). What I love most about this yarn are the color combinations. The colors are rich and stylish. I love the new Fair Isle prints in bright colors such as: Beach House, Cosmopolitan, and Fruit Cocktail.

Another plus about Berroco Comfort Sock yarn, the price! Comfort Sock is only $7.29/ball. At a generous yardage of 447 yards per ball, you'll only need one ball to make a pair of average size socks.

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Baby Boutique!

My mom just finished this adorable sweater for baby. She found it in
the Children's Knits book from Melissa Matthay. My mom knit her sweater out of Plymouth's Baby Boutique Yarn. She needed 2 balls of yellow, and one ball each of the other 3 colors. As my mom mentioned to me, she loved working with the Baby Boutique yarn, "nice colors, so soft, and very nice to work with!"

Consider machine washable Baby Boutique for your next baby knitting project!