Includes all three of the Learn to Knit programs. Learn from beginner projects to advanced projects. Knit a kitchen cloth, mittens, and a multi-colored scarf.

Twelve half-hour knitting lessons, from winding the yarn to creating complex sweaters and lacy shawls.

Brioche knitting, an unusual variation on standard knitting, creates a double-sided fabric that expands the possibilities of knitting structure, intricate textures, reversible fabrics, and even unique color combinations. With Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark as your guide, you'll master the basics of brioche knitting.

Hosted by Editor in Chief of Crochet Today magazine Brett Bara and features 13 episodes filled with knitting and crochet projects and tips.

A set of instructional programs that demonstrate how to knit a variety of socks, sweaters, jackets, and shawls.

Presents an array of "easy to learn, high-tech tips and techniques for the enquiring knitter", covering: Navajo-style yarn techniques and how they can be used for color blending or color clarity; an assortment of useful knots; a variety of decreases; how to handle alternatively mounted stitches; uses of marker yarn, including a no-bulk seam; sleeve tricks; short rows in the round.

Learn to make one-of-a-kind designs using the latest products in yarn and fiber, and covering a variety of needle crafts such as knitting, crocheting, spinning, weaving, and more.

The Continental method of knitting can be not only quicker, but also easier on wrists and arms. Whether a beginning knitter or an English-style knitter that is looking to add a new skill, learning to knit the Continental way can open up a whole new knitting world.