Knitters love fiber festivals and we miss them. Thanks to the pandemic this year, all spring festivals were cancelled and there is a chance that there will be no fall events either. Read what it takes to become a vendor and what goes on behind the scenes. Also, read a perspective from a non-knitting accompanying spouse.
Read MoreKnitting is the stuff of fairy tales. Read the modern version of “The Princess and the Pea”. And, yes, it has knitting in it.
Read MoreKnitters know that knitting is good for our health. Now there is scientific proof that this is indeed true. Knitting lowers one’s blood pressure, helps with anxiety, provides comfort and eases the sense of loneliness.
How can a de facto solitary activity provide a sense of belonging and purpose? Find out in our blog post.
Read MoreSocks are a joy to knit: they make for small, manageable, and portable projects. Many knitters carry a sock project with them at all times in case you have to wait at the doctor’s office or get stuck in traffic.
Socks are super useful and wearable. Knitting socks is enjoyable twice: knitting and wearing. Read our blog to find out about sock yarn, needles, and patterns —- and start knitting socks.
Read MorePeople like to share their interests with like-minded others and knitters are no different. Knit Alongs and Mystery Knit Alongs are a way to knit and be part of a community. It is great fun to share one’s progress and offer support and encouragement to others.
Read MoreCotton yarn blocks extremely well and retains its shape beautifully. Not convinced? Try our 100% cotton yarns; they are are truly different “animal.”
Read MoreI love knitting with cotton. It is an amazingly soft and resilient material. Don’t believe me? Our yarns are a completely different “animal.” Try them and let me convince you.
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