Member Update // Get in the Granny Square Groove
Join us at the video lessons now available for Charlotte Lee's new Granny Squares crochet course. This week, Ruth Nguyen is also talking about the pro…
Tag: Knitting
Top-Down vs. Bottom-Up Breakdown
Top-down vs. bottom-up sweaters is one of the most passionately debated topics in the knitting world. Which is right for you?
Member Update // Get Ready for Granny Squares
Join us in getting our materials ready for next month's new Granny Squares course taught by Charlotte Lee! At this week's update, we're also learning …
How To Work a Tubular Cast On
The tubular cast on is an invisible cast on that's great for hems cuffs and ribbing edges, where you want to have a bit of elasticity.
Frogging & The Art of Project Management
Lisa Congdon calls it loud quitting: an assertive and unapologetic no to everything in her life she finds draining, feels done with, one-sided, obligatory, without…
Member Update // Watch the final lesson at Leah Learns Design
Join in watching the final lesson video at Leah Learns Design, where we see Leah's custom cabled design. We're also sharing the materials list for Spi…
Essential Knitting & Crochet Tools
Sometimes, it’s the little things we need at the last minute, so this list of essential knitting & crochet tools will help you build…
Add Colour with Embroidery on Knit Fabric
If there’s a universal truth in the world of fibre arts, it’s that fibre artists love colour! Embroidery on knit fabric is one of the…
Learn How to Knit Your First Scarf (Part 2)
We're following up yesterday's Learn How to Knit Your First Scarf with today's Part 2 tutorials: bind off and weaving in ends.
Learn How to Knit Your First Scarf (Part 1)
Are you ready to learn how to knit your first scarf? We're so excited to join you on your journey to becoming a knitter!
Faux Circular Gauge Swatch
Learn how to make a faux circular gauge swatch, which uses less yarn and takes less time than a circular gauge swatch.
Knitting a Wrist Distaff to Test your Handspun
Learn how to knit a wrist distaff & how to use it to evaluate your handspun yarns with Rachel Smith.
