What If Our Craft Starts to Hurt?
Sometimes, after knitting for a few hours, my hands begin to hurt. Did I take a break? No. Have I stretched at regular intervals? No.…
Spin Along with Us: Fibre Prep Your Way
As you head to your stash and find something to spin, the first question you may ask yourself is: How do I want to spin this fibre?
Spin Along with Us
Spin along with us! Now is the perfect season to dive into your stash and find the ideal braid to spin while practising self-care.
Crochet Bind-Offs for Knitting
Crochet bind-offs make finishing a breeze! Learn three different crochet bind-offs that can be used in a wide variety of projects.
Imperial vs. Metric Gauge in Knitting Patterns: The Conversion Conundrum
Gauge is important in knitting as it affects the final size and fit of the project. However, imperial vs metric measurements in knitting patterns can …
Live Office Hours // August 2023
This content is only available to Monthly and Annual Members of the School of SweetGeorgia or students who purchased “Dyeing Intentional Colour” or “Dyeing Complex…
Shattered Sun Shawl
This half-pie shawl features an asymmetrical lace pattern with only two rows to remember. Only two! When paired with a lace weight yarn, it's a light,…
Tume Shawl
The interplay between two hues is wonderfully rustic, yet perfectly highlights the textural stitches. Fisherman’s Rib and Garter stitch provide a fa…
Rushing Tide Shawl
A simple zig zag lace pattern mimics the lapping of waves back and forth. Knitters of all levels will enjoy this shawl that uses a single skein of fin…
Member Update // Explore Spinning Exquisite Fibres
Spinning Luxury Fibres: Goats & Rare taught by Rachel Smith is now available at the School! Also new at this week's update, we share a reminder for Ki…
Best Practices in Fractal Spinning
If there’s any downside to being a collector and spinner of colourful, hand-painted fibre, it’s that the options for dividing and spinning these braids can…
Avoid The Wrap: How To Use Math To Estimate Yarn Diameter
Figuring out yarn weight—a term for the thickness or diameter of our yarn—is a pain. No matter which tool you choose to use, you need…
