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   Meticulously shaped from gorgeous ebony, these crochet hooks blend artistry with functionality. The richly-grained wood provides an exquisite tactile experience, allowing your creativity to flow effortlessly. Elevate each project with the unmatched allure of ebony wood. Visit: https://www.lanternmoon.com/collections/crochet-hooks

  Crafted from exquisite ebony wood, this interchangeable Tunisian crochet hook offers unparalleled elegance and functionality. Its smooth surface glides effortlessly through yarn, while the warmth of natural wood provides superior comfort.  Visit: https://www.lanternmoon.com/products/tunisian-crochet-hooks

  Crafted from the exquisite ebony wood, these interchangeable knitting needles redefine luxury knitting. Each set boasts an array of seamlessly connectable needles adorned with intricate carvings that showcase ebony's unparalleled beauty. Enjoy an elegant and adaptable knitting experience with these versatile masterpieces that elevate every project to an artful realm. Visit: https://www.lanternmoon.com/products/interchangeable-needles

  Use double-pointed needles for small circumferences like socks. Cast on stitches, dividing evenly across 3-4 needles. Join to work in the round. Knit across each needle. Visit: https://www.lanternmoon.com/products/double-pointed-needles

  Knitting decreases are knitting techniques used in projects to decrease the stitch count from the previous row or round. For decreases, you do not need special knitting needles and accessories; just your favorite pair with which you’re working on your project. K3TOG knit three together is a knitting decrease commonly featured in lace patterns. The technique decreases two stitches at a time, drastically reducing the stitch count. In addition to lace knitting, you can find the instructions in projects such as hats, socks, and sweaters for proper fit. For a quick knitting lesson on k3Tog, we’ll walk you through the steps of the decrease in this blog. K3Tog- Knit three together In knitting patterns, when you need to knit three stitches together, the common abbreviation is knit three together or k3tog. You basically make three stitches with your knitting needles and knit them together. This technique makes a sharp decrease, which is generally required in a lace pattern. Knitting lace...

  Want to learn about Tunisian crochet ? The unique craft is a hybrid craft that combines knitting and crocheting. The list of similarities is quite vast. While you work with Tunisian crochet hooks to make loops of crochet stitches, you work the stitch in a back-and-forth knitting style. You pick the stitches on the hook like on a knitting needle in the foundation row and then work it in the next row.   Tunisian hooks also have something in common with knitting needles; the interchangeable cord attached also works for interchangeable circular needles. Even Tunisian crochet has stitches such as Tunisian Knit and Tunisian Purl. Now, to get started with the unique Tunisian crochet craft , we'll take you through how to do a Tunisian Purl Stitch in this blog. What is the Tunisian Purl Stitch? A basic stitch pattern of Tunisian crochet , this purl stitch has a lot in common with its knitting counterpart and namesake. The stitches look like a V, similar to the purl stitch in knitting...

Gauge is the secret to many successful knitting projects. It is a measurement of your stitches. Before starting any project, you must make a swatch with the suggested knitting needles and yarn. While many advanced knitters forego gauge for a few knitting projects, a beginner must only set out on this adventure with measuring gauge. Measuring gauge over stockinette and other stitch patterns is simple but challenging for lace. Lace involves a fabric with artful holes, making it difficult to count the stitches required for a gauge. Check out this blog to simplify things and help you measure gauge over lace. We'll guide you through the steps to accurately measure gauge in lace knitting. Measuring gauge in lace knitting patterns requires a slightly different approach than in other stitch patterns. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you accurately measure gauge in lace knitting: Create a Swatch: To create a swatch, choose the knitting needles mentioned in the pattern (if you ar...