How to crochet bobbles
Hi knitters! Today we are going to learn a new crochet technique in order to create bobbles. It’s not only funny but also easy to do. Depending on the design,…
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How to knit cable stitch
Hi knitters! Today we will learn a new technique: cable stitch. It’s very easy, and we will show you how to use it for creating your own WAK garments 🙂 First…
How to knit a braid
Hi knitters! Today we are going to show you how to knit a braid. Braids are always a good accessory for your knitted garments. If you really want to learn…
How to customize your projects with little dots
Hi knitters! This post we are going to learn how to customize your projects with little colored dots. This technique is very useful if you like to customize your designs,…
Learn how to knit invisible seams in Garter stitch
Hi knitters! Today we will learn how to knit invisible seams in garter stitch but on the opposite sides. You can use this new technique on all your WAK designs…
How to change your ball while crocheting
Today we are going to show you a very useful technique: how to do change to a new ball doing crochet. It is very common that while crocheting, you have change…
How to crochet Jacquard
Hi knitters!! Today we are going to learn: how to knit jacquard with crochet. With this simple technique, you will be able to decorate your WAK crochet patterns. For this…
Learn how to knit short rows
Hi knitters!! Today we are going to show you how to knit short rows and reduce length. Short rows are usually used to improve the technique and get the most out…
Learn more about knitting measures on patterns
Hi knitters!! Today we are going to talk about the measure or sample of a design which determines the strain of the fabric. It is very common to feel that…
How to make invisible seams in garter stitch
Hi knitters! Today we are teaching you how to knit invisible seams on your designs in garter stitch. This technique is perfect if we want to knit together two different pieces…
