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How to make the eye sockets for a knitted or crocheted doll
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to create eye sockets for knitted or crocheted dolls, an essential step to give your doll a realistic and expressive look. Properly shaped eye sockets add depth and character, taking your handmade doll from simple to stunning.
How to knit and embroider a Santa Claus Face
Hi, knitter friends! I have made a video tutorial on how to make beard of Santa Claus doll that I have designed for Christmas. This is an important step to give your doll a nice and realistic shape and expression. 
3 Ways to knit a neater SSK
The SSK (slip, slip, knit) is a common left-leaning decrease in knitting, but sometimes it can look uneven or loose compared to its right-leaning counterpart, the k2tog (knit two together). 
Difference between using SSK and K2tog in knitting
Both SSK and K2tog decrease stitches. But the difference between using them in knitting lies in their execution and the resulting visual effect on your knitted piece, which is crucial for shaping and aesthetics.
How to Knit KRL in 2 Cases (when the row below is K or P row)
A knit loop increase is a way to create one new knit stitch. You’ll lift one leg of the stitch below the one on the needle and knit that stitch. Both methods, KLL (knit left loop) and KRL (knit right loop) create a new knit stitch, but they have slightly different effects.
Little Halloween pumpkin Tizzy - Tutorial video
Hi everyone, welcome to my video tutorial on how to make the scarf on my knitted Halloween pumpkin Tizzy - my Halloween knitting pattern. This is a fun and easy accessory that will add some warmth and style to your handmade dolls. 
10 WAYS TO HIDE THE REMAINING THREADS IN KNITTING
Knitting is a wonderful and rewarding hobby, but it also comes with some challenges. One of them is how to deal with the remaining threads or yarn tails that are left after you finish your project. These threads can be unsightly, messy, and even unravel your work if not properly secured. 
Knitting Chart Symbols
A chart is a symbolic representation of your knitting which is used instead of usual knitting instructions. Theoretically at least, using a chart, a knitting pattern can be presented succinctly in a clear, universal format that can be read by anyone in any language. Each symbol, or group of symbols, has a definition that tells you how to knit that stitch.
Common Knitting Abbreviations
Each knitting pattern typically provides its own abbreviations or refers to a standard. There is no single authoritative source for knitting abbreviations, so multiple standards exist.
A Guide to Knitting Yarn
Made from the fleece of sheep and one of the most popular yarns. Very warm, breathable and durable, however it can be­­ slightly itchy  and prone to pilling over time.