new to knitting

completelybroke
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I'm in the process of teaching myself to knit as a way to de-stress and also it's stopping me snacking in the evenings.
Can anyone point me in the direction of some super easy Christmas decorations? I'm not fancying making clothes. I've made some triangles for bunting and just need to work out how to join them all together but I'd like to try something christmassy :D
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  • Bluebell68
    Bluebell68 Forumite Posts: 162 Forumite
    Hi
    cant point you in direction of any knitting sorry

    im starting again myself used be able do knit and pear.l totally forgot now, how do pearl
    im also doing looing drawing an painting crocheting can not read patterns at all well over my head but keeps me busy
    xx
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  • Bluebell68
    Bluebell68 Forumite Posts: 162 Forumite
    an I have polymer clay that's good fun I've made lots of bracelets for people
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  • nearlyrich
    nearlyrich Forumite Posts: 13,698
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    I used to knit loads but not for years just started again as my DD is expecting my first grandchild. I have to keep looking at You tube for instructions on how to do things stiches etc. Believe it or not I picked up the needles and I couldn't remember how to cast on..or off LOL...
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  • completelybroke
    completelybroke Forumite Posts: 115
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    youtube seems great, I have learnt a few stitches -knit2together, slipknit, increasing though front and back - it's like a foreign language lol!
  • Rummer
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    If you join Ravelry there are loads of knitting and crochet patterns that you can try.
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  • completelybroke
    completelybroke Forumite Posts: 115
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    Thanks Rummer, going to find that now
    x
  • Sue-UU
    Sue-UU Forumite Posts: 9,494
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    Why not join Pinterest, plenty of great ideas and tutorials there. Failing that type Knitting and how to etc into google. There are plenty of sites there, uk or US.

    Good luck, Sue
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  • PlymouthMaid
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    Ravelry is the way to go as mentioned above - just remember to actually do some knitting nit just look at the many patterns. You can search for 'free' ones by the way.
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  • completelybroke
    completelybroke Forumite Posts: 115
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    I've joined Ravelry.
    I will have a look at pinterest too
    many thanks
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