WELCOME!

We’re so happy you found us.

While knitting has been around for a very long time, Knitting.com is a brand new crafty community! Our goal is to give brand new knitters all the encouragement, community, and resources to craft with confidence. If you’ve never touched a pair of knitting needles in your life, you’re in the right place.

Our beginner-friendly library of patterns, tutorials, and how-to’s is growing all the time. From first stitches, dropped stitches (GASP!), and all the great crafty chaos in between we’re working to give you all the tools you need. The best part is that we’re growing our collections at the same time you’re learning. Because we’re new here too you can expect to find exciting new resources every time you check back in.

Not finding what you need? Let us know! 

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What We Do Better

We’re here for brand new never-held-needles-before knitters!

There are so many fantastic resources for knitters online. It’s never been easier to learn and get inspired! Our goal is to be the best resource for beginner knitters. What are all these abbreviations? Why does blocking matter? Can’t I just skip that step? We’re here to answer all of these questions.

We want to make knitting a joy to learn for everyone. All of our tutorials are available in a range of formats to make learning easier and saving them for later a snap. We’ve added closed captions to our videos, noted when a pattern or series of instructions is written with hand-dominance in mind, and we’ll be rounding out our patterns with a wide range of sizes from the start.

Have a suggestion for us? We’d love to hear it.

Meet the Team

Hannah Maier 

I picked up my first knitting needles 20 years ago and I’ve been churning out sweaters, socks, and teeny tiny baby sweaters as fast as my needles can go.

I learned how to cast on and knit from a family friend over a summer visit and then taught myself from a combination of vintage books, knitty.com, and many, many hours of trial and error ever since. I love that there’s always something new to learn!

My favorite projects are knit toys and I’m always on the hunt for cute new patterns to make for the littlest kiddos in my family. Find me on Ravelry!

Jodi Tio

Jodi Tio

I’m the resident project manager for Knitting.com! Like many others, I picked up my first pair of knitting needles during the pandemic (I may also have picked up a ukelele, but that’s a story for another time!). 

On a sunny island like mine, knitting isn’t actually something that people commonly pick up. So, as a beginner in the craft, I’ve had to rely a lot on video tutorials and online forums. This is why I’m super motivated to build Knitting.com together with my team.

I’d love to one day knit a few cute throw blankets and cushions!

Rose Buenconsejo

Rose Buenconsejo

I’ve been crocheting for decades, but I stumbled across knitting during a trip to Singapore 6 years ago. It was there, in a nondescript craft store while learning from a thickly-accented auntie, where I fell in love with knitting…and maybe Singlish too!

Everything about knitting excites me, from the color and texture of yarn or the feel of new knitting needles. I also admit that I’ve spent many hours pouring over patterns.

My favorite projects to knit are socks! But I also like taking on bigger, more complex projects like blankets or shawls. I like testing my own limits. My favorite place to be is lost in the middle of a knitting challenge — my little solitary paradise.

Meet Kris

Kris del Rosario

I’m the multimedia and video editor for Knitting.com. Getting to work for a crafty brand like this excites me, especially knowing how much creative freedom I’m given. 

A little bit about me…I have 10 years of experience in visual storytelling. Just like all crafters and artists, I love that what I create can teach people new things or even evoke strong emotions. 

Work With Us

Coming soon!

We’re excited to find ways to connect with designers, test knitters, and our fellow fiber enthusiasts. We’re busy behind the scenes making new videos, patterns, tutorials, and fun posts to share with new knitters. A big part of our mission is to partner with the people who have worked hard to create a vibrant crafty community for knitters. 

We would love to hear from you if you’re in the craft industry and are interested in joining us on this new adventure! We’re committed to fair, paid compensation for our partnerships and we’ll be launching a page just for our partners soon. In the meantime, we’d love to hear from you if you’re interested in working with us via our contact us page. 

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  • Hello, invisible seams! 🧦✨ Have you heard of the Kitchener Stitch? If you struggle with seamlessly seaming the toes on socks or the tops of hats, Kitchener stitch is here to save the day! It may be a little tricky, but we have a new tutorial up to help you get into the rhythm of things. Give your projects that extra bit of love at the end to achieve a polished, professional-looking finish. Link in our bio! 🪡
  • Let's talk about the first step to knitting any project -- casting on! Did you know that there are so many ways to do it? From the basic knit cast on, to the classic long tail cast on, to the more intricate german twisted cast on, each method has its own personality and charm. ✨ Whether you're a beginner or an advanced knitter, it's always a great idea to try something new. Trying a new cast on is a great way to add a fresh twist to your next knitting project. Check the link in our bio to learn 5 different ways to cast on! 🧶
  • Elevate your edges with the I-cord Bind Off! This technique creates a clean and polished edge for your projects. Try it out now! Link is in our bio. 🌟 #icord #icordbindoff #bindoff #howtobindoff #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram
  • The sock-lovers' favorite cast on! 🧦 Who doesn't love a comfy pair of knitted socks? If you've never tried Judy's Magic Cast On, you might be missing out. This invisible cast-on will make starting your toe-up socks or top-down hats and mittens ✨disappear✨! Want to give it a try? Check the link in our bio for the tutorial! #judysmagiccaston #caston #howtocaston #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram #howtoknit
  • Keep those knits from curling! ➰ Knitting an I-cord directly onto the edge of your knits, aka the Applied I-cord, creates a sturdier border for your knit projects to help keep them from stretching out over time. The Applied I-cord edge is also reversible making it a beautiful finishing touch for just about any project! Want to learn the Applied I-cord? Check the link in our bio. ↗️ #appliedicord #appliedicordedge #icordedge #icordknitting #knittingforbeginners #knittersofinstagram #knittingtutorials #howtoknit #knitting #learntoknit #knitting #knittingtips
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Hello, invisible seams! 🧦✨ Have you heard of the Kitchener Stitch? If you struggle with seamlessly seaming the toes on socks or the tops of hats, Kitchener stitch is here to save the day! It may be a little tricky, but we have a new tutorial up to help you get into the rhythm of things. Give your projects that extra bit of love at the end to achieve a polished, professional-looking finish. Link in our bio! 🪡
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Hello, invisible seams! 🧦✨ Have you heard of the Kitchener Stitch? If you struggle with seamlessly seaming the toes on socks or the tops of hats, Kitchener stitch is here to save the day! It may be a little tricky, but we have a new tutorial up to help you get into the rhythm of things. Give your projects that extra bit of love at the end to achieve a polished, professional-looking finish. Link in our bio! 🪡
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Let's talk about the first step to knitting any project -- casting on! Did you know that there are so many ways to do it? From the basic knit cast on, to the classic long tail cast on, to the more intricate german twisted cast on, each method has its own personality and charm. ✨ Whether you're a beginner or an advanced knitter, it's always a great idea to try something new. Trying a new cast on is a great way to add a fresh twist to your next knitting project. Check the link in our bio to learn 5 different ways to cast on! 🧶
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Let's talk about the first step to knitting any project -- casting on! Did you know that there are so many ways to do it? From the basic knit cast on, to the classic long tail cast on, to the more intricate german twisted cast on, each method has its own personality and charm. ✨ Whether you're a beginner or an advanced knitter, it's always a great idea to try something new. Trying a new cast on is a great way to add a fresh twist to your next knitting project. Check the link in our bio to learn 5 different ways to cast on! 🧶
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Elevate your edges with the I-cord Bind Off! This technique creates a clean and polished edge for your projects. Try it out now! Link is in our bio. 🌟 #icord #icordbindoff #bindoff #howtobindoff #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram
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Elevate your edges with the I-cord Bind Off! This technique creates a clean and polished edge for your projects. Try it out now! Link is in our bio. 🌟 #icord #icordbindoff #bindoff #howtobindoff #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram
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The sock-lovers' favorite cast on! 🧦 Who doesn't love a comfy pair of knitted socks? If you've never tried Judy's Magic Cast On, you might be missing out. This invisible cast-on will make starting your toe-up socks or top-down hats and mittens ✨disappear✨! Want to give it a try? Check the link in our bio for the tutorial! #judysmagiccaston #caston #howtocaston #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram #howtoknit
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The sock-lovers' favorite cast on! 🧦 Who doesn't love a comfy pair of knitted socks? If you've never tried Judy's Magic Cast On, you might be missing out. This invisible cast-on will make starting your toe-up socks or top-down hats and mittens ✨disappear✨! Want to give it a try? Check the link in our bio for the tutorial! #judysmagiccaston #caston #howtocaston #howtoknit #knittingtutorial #knittingforbeginners #knitting #knittersofinstagram #howtoknit
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Keep those knits from curling! ➰ Knitting an I-cord directly onto the edge of your knits, aka the Applied I-cord, creates a sturdier border for your knit projects to help keep them from stretching out over time. The Applied I-cord edge is also reversible making it a beautiful finishing touch for just about any project! Want to learn the Applied I-cord? Check the link in our bio. ↗️ #appliedicord #appliedicordedge #icordedge #icordknitting #knittingforbeginners #knittersofinstagram #knittingtutorials #howtoknit #knitting #learntoknit #knitting #knittingtips
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Keep those knits from curling! ➰ Knitting an I-cord directly onto the edge of your knits, aka the Applied I-cord, creates a sturdier border for your knit projects to help keep them from stretching out over time. The Applied I-cord edge is also reversible making it a beautiful finishing touch for just about any project! Want to learn the Applied I-cord? Check the link in our bio. ↗️ #appliedicord #appliedicordedge #icordedge #icordknitting #knittingforbeginners #knittersofinstagram #knittingtutorials #howtoknit #knitting #learntoknit #knitting #knittingtips
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