Kunsten at strikke: Lav smukke tæpper og puder Danmark

Are you planning to decorate your house and looking for something fun? Sure, you know knitting, like the fiber pastime that people often do on their couches, right? It involves big needles and lots of colourful thread, but it has great intimacy when making a lovely, warm, Striktæppe and pillow for someone special in your life. These warm and cozy items are great for making any space feel homey and extra special. But today, we will cover everything around knitting and how to make some beautiful, handmade pieces that you can have around your home. 

Why Handmade Blankets and Pillows Are So Special

Blankets and pillows by Yiruio  — a truly unique piece of handmade blanket and pillow will never disappoint, because such item is made with sincere love and care. Manufacturers bring same type of material/blankets and pillows that every soul (in normal given terms) sleep over it, every other day; but handmade (is unique, so are you) materials. They are all unique and have their own story to tell. By making something by hand, you are creating a part of yourself. And this is what Knitted Household will always make such a personal and beautiful sort of art. You could create handmade blankets and pillows and those become cherished items that your family continues to have for years. They may even be heirlooms. 

Start with Basic Knitting Skills

You probably want to create exciting blankets and pillows, but it all has to start with the basic Strikket pudebetræk techniques. The only equipment you need to knit is a couple of needles and a ball of yarn. At first, it may sound a bit tricky, but trust me. The most basic stitch is the knit stitch, and once you master this single kind of stitch, you can make all sorts of patterns. For example, you can create stripes, checks and other such designs merely by altering the way the stitches are knitted. When you have a solid understanding of the basics, you can then dive into exciting advanced techniques such as lace knitting to create decorative patterns, and color work, to incorporate different colors of yarn together.