Sweater

Why Is My Sweater So Linty?

The cause of these lint bobbles can be puzzling, and some items of clothing are affected more than others. They occur during washing when a piece of clothing is subjected to friction. They can also result from regular wear and tear; the fabric being damaged by constant rubbing of the clothes throughout the day. How […]

What Does A Sweater Comb Do?

Crafted of two fine metal mesh screens, this tool gently picks up pilling on fine-gauge knits and woolens and leaves renewed yarns behind. To use, glide the Sweater Comb in one direction over pilled areas and discard fuzz trapped in screens as needed. Do I need a cashmere comb? The pilling comb, also called a […]

What Does Beige Sweater Go With?

Wear a beige sweater with beige jeans to achieve a cool and relaxed look. A pair of brown leather casual boots instantly dials up the wow factor of your look. This pairing of a beige sweater and white dress pants is a fail-safe option when you need to look truly sophisticated. What color goes good […]

What Is Difference Between Cotton And Polyester?

Cotton is a natural material whilst polyester is synthetic. Polyester is stronger than cotton, due to its chemical makeup, with a greater ability to stretch. Polyester is hydrophobic and for this reason, fabrics made with polyester don’t absorb perspiration. Cotton on the other hand absorbs moisture. Which is better polyester or cotton? Relative to cotton, […]

How Do Italians Bind Off?

Passing behind new 1st st insert tip between 1st st and 2nd st, insert and draw knitwise through 2nd st; Repeat from * until all stitches have been bound off. I hope you will enjoy both the process and the results of this technique! Are Italian bind off and tubular bind off the same? This […]

Is Wool A Cotton?

Cotton and wool are both natural fibers. Cotton comes from a plant, and wool comes from animal fleece, usually sheep. Wool is more durable and warm, but also more expensive than cotton. Cotton is easier to care for and softer to the touch than wool. Which is better cotton or wool? Wool Is Durable. Wool […]

What Is The Best Bind-Off For A Sweater?

Favorite Bind-Offs Fabric ❤️ Favorite Bind-Off ❤️ Stockinette Stitch Standard Bind-Off: Top Variation 1×1 Rib Jeny’s Surprisingly Stretchy Bind-Off (fast) Tubular Bind-Off (invisible) 2×2 Rib Kitchener Double-Rib Bind-Off Decorative Knit 2 Together Bind-Off (pretty) Picot/Purled Hemmed Edge Bind-Off (stretchy) What is the best bind-off for sweater ribbing? Best bind-off for toe-up socks: EZ Sewn Bind-off […]

What Are Pullovers Good For?

Dumbbell pullovers are a great exercise for the upper body with variations to target the chest, predominantly, and also the back muscles. The muscular focus of the exercise is somewhat dependent on the orientation of the upper arm bone within the shoulder joint, and which direction the elbows are pointed. What muscles does a pullover […]

Why Is A Sweater Called That?

Ladies and gentlemen, the etymology of “sweater”: “woolen vest or jersey, originally worn in rowing,” 1882, from earlier sweaters “clothing worn to produce sweating and reduce weight” (1828), from sweat (v.). Why do we call sweater a sweater? As you might have guessed, sweater comes from sweat—the earliest sweaters were worn by rowers, and were […]

Are Knitted Clothes Warmer?

Knitted fabrics are generally warmer and more comfortable than woven fabrics, which is why they are worn closer to the body. Moreover, knitted fabrics are often made from wool, which stays warm even when wet; wool is preferred since it is more elastic than most fibers and produces more even, beautiful knits. Is knit good […]