Vickie is back on the Yarn Thing Podcast to talk about her 13th book, The Knit Vibe. With interviews, patterns, and an in-depth look at the knitting community and the creative potential of knitting there is something for everyone. This isn't like any other knitting book that you have seen before. Dive into a special section on the wellness benefits of the craft, catch a glimpse of knitting’s superstars with special interviews, or try your hand at loads of how-tos and projects. Hear about the ... continue reading...
JOANN Stitchalong Bernat Knit Blanket Clue 5
This is the time in a CAL/KAL that I start to get a little sad. We are on the home stretch of our project and I don't want it to be over! I know that I am having a really great time and I hope you are too. Week 5 of our stitchalong is our final week of a new stitch pattern. We are are working some eyelets, which is a basic lace pattern! Come learn more about the week 5 section below. ... continue reading...
FREE Fair Isle Knit Hat Video Tutorial
Yarnspirations has a new FREE Fair Isle Knit pattern. In this video tutorial I will break down the steps that you need to know to complete a fair isle hat. This is a great beginner fair isle project. A simple patterns lets you learn the technique. ... continue reading...
Body Measurements for Knit and Crochet Garments
Wether or not you are a designer Body Basics by Lindsey Stephens is a must have book for your library. Learn how to take proper body measurements and how they play into your knit and crochet garments. This knowledge will allow you to make better fitting agreements for yourself or for your designs. ... continue reading...
Urth Yarn and Giving Back
Did you know that by knitting and crocheting you can help change the world? Not only does knitting and crochet help the earth as a means of sustainable clothing production, but you can also purchase yarn to plant trees. Not sure what trees and yarn have to do with each other? come learn about Urth yarns and how they are making a difference with each purchase of their yarn. ... continue reading...