This is one of the niftiest and most useful tools you will come across. These blockers are easy to use, make measuring a breeze and will give you professional results. Included in the set are (8) 36" and (4) 18" rigid blockers, (2) 27" flexible blockers, 30 T-pins and a yard stick. Great ...

Need a use for some of that scrap yarn?  How about a way to show off your ability to turn a heel? Let this little guy show your talent every time you grab your keys. Great use of scraps! Change socks to match the ones on your feet or how about holiday themes? Even left naked he ...

... Yarns Florence (50% merino wool, 35% acrylic, 15% kid mohair, 190 yds) color #38193 Size US 10 needles Finished Measurements: 6.5 in. X 65.5 in. (blocked)

... , or Colrain 109 yards/skein. Scarf: 3 skeins Stole: 7 skeins Stitch markers Size US 7 needles Gauge: 16 sts x 14 rows (in lace pattern, after blocking) = 4 inches

... drafts, turned drafts, network drafting, and fabric analysis. Learn to use drafting tools, warp and weft drawdowns, warp and weft cross sections, block profile drafts, and how to design with pattern weaves. Beginner and advanced weavers will refer to it as a constant resource.

... ’s Pi Shawl shaping. It was inspired by a poem by the American poet Emily Dickinson (1830–1886).  Finished Size: Approx. 56” diameter after blocking Materials: 1 cone Valley Yarns 2/14 Alpaca Silk 80% alpaca, 20% silk, 1736 yards per cone. Color 16, French Blue Needles: Size 3 (3.25 mm) needles ...

... provinces, and four other countries contributed to this endeavor. The designs range from tape weaves to a profile threading that requires 114 blocks. Whether your preference is huck lace or satin, you will find ideas here to encourage and expand your weaving abilities. Included is a CD-ROM that contains ...

... : 17" (25") Yarn: 660 yds laceweight (735 yds dk weight) Needles: size 5 (size 9) Gauge: 5.5 sts (3.5 sts) = 1" in lace pattern after blocking

garter stitch block baby blanket

... , Candi Jensen's hat designs top off any outfit with splashy color and a touch of whimsy. Use your favorite yarn to create a cool cotton sun hat to block summer beach rays, a cozy ski hat in a chic diamond pattern, or an adorable baby cap. Easy to follow instructions, presented in at a glance charts ...

block baby blanket

... the secrets so you can look forward to finishing your sweaters. Get results you will be proud to show. Includes information on fibers, how to block, a variety of shoulder seams, invisible side seams, short row shoulders and necks, a variety of neck shapings, buttonhole placement, crocheted edges, and ...