Here are all of the posts in this series:
Hemming Knits: 6 ways to beat those pesky puckers
What is a walking foot?
GUEST luvinthemommyhood presents her NEW slouch hat pattern!
Rae talks about shopping for knits online
Here are all of the posts in this series:
The KNITerviews, an introduction
KNITerview with Sophie of Cirque du Bebe
KNITerview with Ruby of Zaaberry
KNITerview with Katy of No Big Dill
KNITerview with Kristin of skirt as top
KNITerview with Dana of MADE
KNITerview with Meg of Elsie Marley
KNITerview with Sascha of Piccoli Piselli
Other links:
My Sewing with KNITS Pinterest Board
Want to do your own KNITerview??? Answer any/all of the questions, on your blog and send me the link!
Reader-submitted KNITerviews
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I am dying to make the leap to sewing with knits!
[...] conjunction with the KNITerview series, I’ve been spending a ton of time online lately looking at knits and posts on knits. In an [...]
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I LOVE KNITS!! I am very new to sewing and you know what? I have totally taken on knits and enjoy them. Yes, I still have quite a learning curve, but if you sew slow…and pay attention, it is so great. I do have a serger and that has changed my view on knits!! I plan to work on a few things and start posting to my neglected blog. Hopefully I’ll get a little shout out here!
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[...] fleece, etc.). my post is up today! go check it out here and the full series of KNITerviews here. as a companion to rae’s post, i wanted to make something new to remind myself what [...]
[...] Made by Rae’s KNITerview series happened to correspond with my 30th week of pregnancy and the resultant lack of clothes that fit over my ever-growing bump. After looking at some of the pretty maternity clothes at Boden (during which I barely managed to stop myself from ordering a third-trimester wardrobe) I thought that I might give sewing with knits a chance. Frankly, I don’t want to spend $98 on a maternity shirt that I’ll wear for less than 10 weeks. That’s crazy! [...]
[...] a sweet baby girl I know of. I think the fabric must be interlock jersey (I am learning from Rea’s Kniterview series) because it is very sturdy with a nice stretch to it. Below is the already severed [...]
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[...] will soon be entering the world. I didn’t have a particular project in mind so, inspired by Rae’s Kniterview series last month, I started with a simple knit top. I used the shirt pattern from the Little One [...]
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[...] Rae from Made By Rae did a knit series so I decided to email her to see where she purchased her double needle online and what type of [...]
[...] while back Made by Rae did a series called The KNITerviews, where various sewers shared their thought and tips on sewing with knits. If you haven’t [...]
[...] the boy, she also hosts an annual spring top sewalong and helpful learning events like the kniterviews. just go buy her flashback skinny tee pattern if you haven’t already, seriously. it’s a [...]
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I wanted to thank you so much for this series! I have read and reread each post. I just got a shipment of various knit fabrics today and I am prewashing (twice!) right now. All of the posts are so informative and have given me the confidence to jump right in. Thanks again. I know my kids are going to love their comfy new clothes!
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[...] to about $6). i picked it up at the gap outlet around xmas because i read somewhere on rae’s kniterviews that large sized sale garments provide an untapped resource for cute knit prints. shockingly, [...]