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Master the Art of Knitting and Crochet with Confidence
Learn from one of America’s most trusted knitting teachers. Leslye Solomon has spent decades helping hand and machine knitters build confidence through techniques, sweater designing, finishing, and approachable instruction through DVDs. Her teaching style makes even advanced knitting feel calm, creative, and achievable. Woolstock Up Next Productions
You Already Have What It Takes
I can teach you
You Already Have What It Takes
I can teach you
You Already Have What It Takes
I can teach you
Leslye Solomon
Hand-Knitting Essentials
Discover our variety of instructional DVD's and blockers by Leslye Solomon packed in numerous ways to accommodate every knitters needs.
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Wear What You Make
Knitting is Timeless
Become an expert by knowing how...
Learn from Leslye's informative DVDs. From The Absolute Best Way to Learn How to Knit by hand to knowing exactly where to insert that sewing needle when finishing for hand or machine, be proud to show your work and enjoy the results. Help is available in the DVD s.
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Leslye Solomon
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Leslye Solomon
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Leslye Solomon
The Beauty of Knitting
Leslye Solomon
Knitting is a versatile textile craft where yarn is transformed into fabric by using needles to interlock a continuous series of loops. By pulling new loops of yarn through existing ones, crafters create a flexible, stretchy, and warm material ideal for garments like sweaters, socks, and hats.
In knitting, blockers (often called knit blockers) are specialized pins used during the final finishing step—called "blocking"—to shape, straighten, and set a completed fabric.Instead of pinning a garment down one single pin at a time, blockers feature multiple sharp, stainless-steel pins embedded into a single plastic block. This allows you to secure large sections of a knitted edge quickly and evenly.
Blocking wires are a crucial tool in knitting because they guarantee perfectly straight edges and uniform dimensions across large fabric sections [1]. Without them, relying solely on individual pins creates uneven tension, resulting in a wavy or "scalloped" edge.
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