For the beginner still learning to tension the yarn over a left index finger — and the cable knitter on her fourteenth raglan. One shelf, sorted. Search by needle size or yarn weight, browse a library of stitches, and settle in with notes from the makers.
Two hundred and eighty-seven patterns, filtered down to what fits the yarn on your table and the needles in the jar. Select one filter or many — they compose.
No patterns match that combination — yet.
Try loosening a filter or two. Many knitters resize yarn and needle pairs; the reference chapter shows common substitutions.
Sixty-four techniques, charted and written, from the very first long-tail cast-on to German short rows and Latvian braid. Tap any entry to sit with it a while.
The shelf behind the shelf. Weights, gauges, and conversions — metric, US, and the old Imperial numbers your grandmother still uses.
| № | Name | Also known as | Recommended needle | Typical gauge (4") | At its best for |
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| Metric | US | UK / Imperial | Best paired with |
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Needles shown are the working sizes for most of the library. For lace weights below 2 mm or jumbo sizes above 25 mm, see Journal · Nº 3.
Short letters from contributing knitters — on tension, on gauge-swatch grief, on the peculiar arithmetic of sleeves.