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New products
- Carnival
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Creative haberdashery
Creative haberdashery
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Sewing patterns
Sewing patterns
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Fabrics & interfacing
Fabrics & interfacing
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Sewing machines & overlockers
Overlockers, sewing machines
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Embroidery & needlepoint
Embroidery & needlepoint
- ☆ Which embroidery fabric should I choose?
- ☆ Hand embroidery - essential stitches
- ☆ Which thread should I choose for hand embroidery?
- ☆ Reading an embroidery pattern
- ☆ How many strands should I use for embroidery?
- ☆ Embroidery fabric calculator
- ☆ All about sashiko embroidery
- ☆ Which machine embroidery thread should I choose?
- ☆ Embroidery stabiliser: which one should I choose?
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Patchwork & quilting
Patchwork Quilting
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Magnifying lamps
Magnifying lamps
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Creative hobbies
Creative hobbies
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Storage boxes
Storage boxes
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Knitting & crochet
Knitting & crochet
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Books & kits
Creative books
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Laundry care
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Deals
Blocage de tricot
Blocking knitting allows you, after finishing your knitting and washing it (preferably with no-rinse detergent), to secure it on a blocking mat using T-pins and/or blocking combs. Blocking a knit helps maintain the desired shape of your knitting while it dries. Knitting blocking is very useful for reducing imperfections in your knitting (such as stitch gaps) and achieving a perfect result.
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