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Debbie Bliss Knitwear Designer

Famed for her effortlessly stylish knit creations and extensive knowledge of knitting.

Rachael Prest Technical Editor

Detail obsessed and a numerical master, Rachael welcomes your challenging knit questions.

Jen Bartlett Technical Editor

Stitch expert and technical whizz, Jen likes to tackle the trickiest of knitting problems.

Faye Perriam-Reed Knitwear Designer

Dressmaker and yoga enthusiast, Faye enjoys exploring construction and finishing techniques.

QUESTION OF THE MONTH

STEEK GEEK

Q I have recently got into colourwork and I am having a lot of fun with it. I’d love to try my hand at a proper Fair Isle garment next, but I’ve come across the word ‘steeking’ and I’m not quite sure what it means! Can you help?

Liz Burns, Sheffield

Absolutely! In a nutshell, steeking is a way

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