I’ve been obsessed with Japanese knitting for a few years now. And clearly, I’m not alone. Classes on understanding Japanese knitting patterns are among my most popular workshops. I can’t stop admiring (and buying) Japanese knitting books. Continue reading »
Some knitting traditions are famous around the world, while others, just as interesting and beautiful, are less celebrated outside of their local areas. Such is the case with knitting in Spain Continue reading »
My nieces were visiting this weekend and I put together this pattern as they wanted something to keep their legs warm during the winter Continue reading »
A guest post by Rohn Strong Toy knitting is a Continue reading »
It’s Pi Day! And to celebrate, here’s the official Continue reading »
These socks, made with qiviut-blend sock yarn from Arctic Qiviut Continue reading »
This pattern is very forgiving and you should not get stressed out over having an extra stitch! I had one a couple of times on my shawl, but I couldn’t find any mistakes after I finished knitting and examined the shawl Continue reading »
This pattern is inspired by the red, green, and white beaded wristwarmers made by Lithuanian knitters in the 19th century Continue reading »
Double knitting is a very easy technique to master, even though is sounds difficult and looks like magic. Continue reading »
Working a single crochet edging along a piece of knitting is quite easy — if you already know how to crochet. Continue reading »
