Travel and Knit with Shaina

Make a simple summer tee shirt with easy seaming techniques and two knitted rectangles! The rectangles knitted in this video were worked side-to-side for the top rather than from bottom up. This allows the knitter to adjust the width of the pieces as they're knit. The seaming shown is worked on pieces that were knit sideways. The specific pattern referenced in this video is the Breezy Tee, available here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/breezy-11 Tutorial video by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow

I made the Solstice Shrug longer and added a crocheted border for some extra appeal! I love this version. I knit it in doubled fingering weight and it's going to be on constant rotation in my knitted sweater wardrobe!

Learn how to add a crochet border to the edge of a knitted sweater in this video. The scallop pattern is worked after two base rows of single crochet as follows: *SC, skip a space, work 5 DC into one space, skip a space; repeat from * to the last 2 spaces on the row. Skip a space, SC in the last stitch. The pattern used for the sweater is Shaina's Solstice Shrug, worked with extra length. Get the pattern here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/solstice-shrug Tutorial video by knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow. Learn more about Shaina at https://www.shainabilow.com/

In this video, knitting instructor and knitwear designer Shaina Bilow demonstrates how to pick up a stitch that was dropped a few rows/rounds ago and discusses an alternative fix, too!

My new cowl design is adorable and totally worth the effort to knit with three colors at once for the stranded colorwork sheep! Get the pattern here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/ewephoria-a-sheep-cowl

A snagged stitch? A mysterious loop of yarn where it shouldn’t be? In this tutorial, I’ll show you exactly how to fix a pulled piece of yarn in knitting — no ripping back required! Learn how to redistribute tension across your stitches to smooth out a pulled strand and rescue your project with confidence. This quick knitting fix is perfect for sweaters, socks, shawls, and more.

Learn the magic of ladderback jacquard! This clever colorwork technique helps manage long floats while keeping your knitting stretchy, smooth, and comfortable to wear. I’ll show you exactly how it works step-by-step. Looking for the information you need FAST?! 2:27 - Steps for establishing the Ladderback Jacquard Line 5:16 - Steps for working Ladderback Jacquard Line 8:08 - Ending/closing the Ladderback Jacquard Line Don’t forget to subscribe for more fantastic knitting tutorials, tips, and techniques!