Blocking knitting

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners and more advanced knitters about a simple way to improve the look of the finished projects.

Wet blocking is a simple way to make your finished knitted object look professional. Don't skip it! Especially for sweaters.

It wasn’t until I was sitting at a knit night, that I first heard about “blocking” knitwear. It randomly came into the conversation, and was like “WTF is that?”

Step-by-step tutorial for beginners about a quick way to improve the look of a knitted project by dry blocking it.

If you’ve been knitting or crocheting for a while, you’ve probably heard about “blocking your work”. But what exactly is blocking and how do you do it? In this post we’ll tell you how to go about blocking your work as well as which blocking method to use on which type of fiber. What is blocking? Blocking — which can be done on knitting and crochet — is a method of wetting your finished project and then pinning it into the shape and size that it should be. Once dry, the knitted or crocheted…

Blocking your knitting is an important last step to ensuring that your knit projects looks as good as they should. It’s essential for lace knitting projects to open up the eyelets, but it’s great for

Easy Tutorial: How To Block Your Knits. Plus Key Tools. Blocking Mats. Why Blocking Is An Essential Last Step In Knitting. Improve Your Hard Work!

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