super cute! i'm trying to think of what i want to use it for thanks!

snuggle ahahhahaha. love it!

Hmm, yeah after a few attempts I've realized I have to use really simple yarn-- but even with that it's not showing up... I'm going to try using smaller needles. Thanks for your help! And yes, I think they might have a magic photography tool that makes the motifs look extra fantastic... Thanks!!!

Hey guys,
This is very likely a DUMB question, but I'm going to ask it anyways. Every time I try to knit a pattern (like an anchor or a heart motif) using just knit and purl in the same color of yarn, it doesn't show up. I mean it does, but I feel like in the books it always seems to really pop out clearly and in my attempts it's almost unnoticeable... I hope that makes sense. Are there any tips or tricks for making those kinds of motifs pop out the way they do in pattern books???
Thanks so much!
Kayleigh

Awesome to see a Naalbinding project on here! I bought a naalbinding needle (naalbinder...?) years ago and still haven't been brave enough to try it out. Congrats! Looks neaaaat too

Hey all,
So my boyfriend's in England, and I've got him collecting pub coasters (and I've been collecting them here in the states too). I was thinking it would be awesome to use them as coasters here in our house, but I wanted to make them a little more permanent-- maybe with contact paper or something? Anybody do anything like this or have any ideas what would work best?
Thanks a ton!!!

I had been thinking about doing this, but haven't had anything to wrap yet-- glad to see it looks so good. the bow makes it extra classy

really awesome!!! did you use a pattern or did you make it yourself?

sooooo cute!!! and don't worry. cats hate everything that is meant for them... that is why they are cats. great job!!!! so envious of yer skillz.

It's called "binding off" ... usually... I think sometimes its called "casting off" too... but yeah the basic way is what the person described above. When I do it, I usually knit two before pulling the first loop over the second, and then I knit another stitch and pull the new first loop over the new second, etcetera... but if you do a search for binding off I'm sure there's a million more ways.... awesome apple by the way