Casting on is step one for any knitting project, and calls for a unique stitch. Like learning to tie your shoes, it's easy once you get the hang of it.

Are you a quilting enthusiast looking for a practical, DIY kitchen accessory? In this lesson learn how to make an insulated pot holder that doubles as a trivet.

Learn how to start a cabled edge on a scarf, purse, sweater, or any other project! Lynne from Fabin BC demonstrates how to do a cable cast on.

Do you want to sew a custom pillow case to accent the colors in your home? Get your fabric, thread, and sewing machine, because Crafty Gemini will show you how!

You know the basic stitches, so put them to use! In this lesson, begin your mastery of crocheting and learn how to make a washcloth using single crochets.

Want to make your own beautiful lace shirt? Learn to create a caftan or box top style lace shirt with just lace, scissors, and a needle and thread!

This one is for you advanced crocheters - learn how to crochet a crocodile stitch with cotton yarn and a H hook. Use it as an add-on or an entire piece!

Binding off, also known as casting off, is the process of finishing the final edge of a project. This lesson demonstrates the basic knit bind off technique.

Starting your first crochet project? The first stitch to learn is the slip knot, which is used to attach yarn to the crochet needles—also known as “casting on.”

The chain stitch is a great stitch for beginners, and forms the backbone of many crochet projects. Master this common stitch with this step-by-step lesson.