Nibblet asked:


I’m knitting felted bags for some of my friends and want to add some cute patches I’ve found but am a horrid seamstress and would much rather use an iron-on than sew them by hand. I’ve heard maybe ironing on low with a towel in between. Anyone know if this will destroy my felting?

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GJH asked:


I just bought Knitting for Dummies and it’s good but I am a true beginner (as well as a very visual learner) and am looking for something with instructional videos.

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Me and my fish asked:


I was wondering if there are places that I can knit things to donate to poor people, hospitalized people, 3rd world countries, homeless people etc. Any ideas?

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Carol S asked:


I’m new to circular knitting, and am working on a pair of mittens with narrow stripes. I’d like them to look like circles stacked on top of each other, instead of the spiral with abrupt color changes that I’m getting. Help!

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maggie rose asked:


I’m knitting for orphans and homeless kids here in Aust. and in countries where winter temp is below zero. I can’t afford to buy a lot of wool, but have also been using 8 ply acrylic yarn doubled, as I can afford lots more of that. Now I have been told it won’t be very warm. Is this true???? Any ideas please…………

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tinsel1981 asked:


My knitting always curls at the edges, even when knitting garter stitch, and no matter what yarn I am using (whether wool, acrylic or another). I have tried casting on more loosely, but with no difference. I always block woollen pieces, which helps, but not with acrylic. Apart from crocheting the edges, which is good but not suitable for everything I make, is there another way to get my knitting to lie flat by changing the way I knit?

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Kirsten B asked:


I am new to seattle and looking for a knitting group in the area. I live in South Seattle, so the closer to there the better, but personality is more important. I am looking for a fun talkative group that meets in the evenings.

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mudd_puddle asked:


My knitting pattern reads as follows:

“row 3: yfwd, k2″

I’ve read elsewhere that it’s a British abbreviation for yarn over, but it comes at the start of the pattern. I thought you could only do a yarn over between two stitches. Can you do it at the beginning of a row? (if so, how? I’m really lost on this one)

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cierra g asked:


I am knitting a scarf with the garter stitch and i got the desired length, but how do I end it and keep it all together….. please help

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Lalagirl asked:


I currently subscribe to Knit Simple (which I love) and Vogue Knitting. I am also in my 20’s and like modern things. Also intermediate knitter.

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