One of the delights of knitting energized singles is that you don’t need to skein or wash the yarn before knitting—you can knit the singles right off the bobbin.
Knitting with energized singles requires a bit of patience. You may need to knit more slowly than usual and watch your knitting more than usual.
This cowl takes advantage of the dynamic surface of energized singles yarn. A simple knitted rectangle comes together with two pairs of buttons to form a stylish and reversible cowl.
Amy Tyler lives in beautiful Benzie County, Michigan, and travels the country to teach spinning and knitting workshops. She loves to explore knitting that only a handspinner can do, including three-dimensional effects created when knitting with energized singles.
This easily customizable cowl shows off your handspun with gloriously subtle texture.
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This unfussy but elegant shawl features simple geometry, easy knitting, and stunning results.
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A 1930s knitted-lace edging provides the springboard for an exploration of knitting vintage patterns at a larger gauge. Cast on in a soft DK-weight yarn for a lovely shawl with beautiful drape.
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Create this delightful scarf with short-row wedges, inspired by the rippling skirts of a sea slug.
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Knit with your handspun! Spin up handpainted yarn, gradients, batts, and different breeds, then cast on 20 custom knits with your one-of-a-kind yarn.
The five projects in this eBook refine basic spinning skills, offer creative ways to use up small skeins, and ease you into more advanced techniques.
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Enjoy this multi-craft collection filled with scarf designs to spin, knit, weave, crochet, and embroider.
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We gathered six of our favorite lace patterns together in an ebook to get you inspired to spin and knit lace.
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