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theknittingroom.ie

The Knitting Room is a one stop resource for knitting, wool and crochet in Dublin. We are Ireland's  premier stockists of Rico, Rosarios4, Mondial & King Cole and you can find a huge collection of wool as well as knitting and crochet accessories. "Not just a wool shop but a community of crafters"

mariaswoolshop.ie

Rico's Sock Stop is an easy to use latex glue, it can be added to any socks, even ones that are hand knitted! It is the perfect addition to children's sock to prevent them from slipping on floors.

woollycastle.ie

buy wool online, wide selection of brands including stylecraft & drops at great prices. free shipping to ireland for orders over €50

aransweatersdirect.com

Aran Sweaters Direct brings you authentic designs, made in Ireland from premium natural fibers. Browse our wide selection. Worldwide Shipping, Shop Now

blanchvillagewoolshop.com

Pack includes yarn needed to complete this Cosy Stripe Crochet Blanket. Pack does not include pattern or hook. Stylecraft Special Dk colors included are,  Raspberry,  Khaki, Copper, Meadow, Grape, Pale Rose, Magenta, Claret, Violet, Denim, Camel, Petrol, Gold, Spice, Lime.

thefibreco.com

At The Fibre Co. we work with a variety of producers and artisans to create knitting yarns and patterns that delight and inspire the enthusiast maker.

frukvist.no

Om oss Kvisterne Sentrum Grünerløkka Garnutvalget Velkommen til Fru Kvist - ditt kreative paradis for skaperglede! Hos Fru Kvist har vi lidenskap for skape

elbetextiles.com.au

Hey mates, todays post is about the Solberg Jacket but can be applied to any kind of garment where you'd like a neater seam finish. The Solberg calls for overlocking - but if you don't have the right colour to blend into your fabric, some bound seams are a bloody lovely alternative. Here we go. What you'll need: The Solberg Jacket or any other garment you'd like to try this on. Bias binding - I cut my strips of binding 2.5cm / 1 inch wide.  How to do the thing: Follow the instructions that come with the pattern. When it comes to a section that says 'Overlock/finish your seam', you can use this technique instead. For this example, I've used some calico offcuts but labelled them as the front and back of the garment so you can see which side you'll be sewing your binding to. Here I have sewn the front and back pieces together with a 1cm (3/8 inch) seam allowance.  Place your binding, right side down, against the seam, so the raw edges are all lined up. Sew the binding to the fabric, using a 0.5cm seam allowance. Press the binding away from the seam. Wrap the binding around to the other side, covering the raw edge of the seam. Stitch in the ditch to secure the binding in place.    The back edge of the binding has been left unfolded to reduce bulk. Some of the seams are topstitched in place (which will secure the binding further.) Press the seam towards the back.   I have attached a video involving the process of binding the seam at the back of the jacket, which is at a right angle.   Hope this is helpful. x Lauren

hobbyhouseneedleworks.com

Return Policy We want you to be happy with your purchase. If you are not 100% satisfied, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the item for another one. You can return a product for up to 30 days from the date you purchased it. Any product you return must be in resalable condition. If the return