Should I TINK (knit back)? Should I frog (rip it, rip it)? Should I fudge a mistake? How do I know when to go back

Colorblindness can actually be a useful characteristic when it comes to…wait for it…designing color palettes. So, how does the colorblind super power work? How Colorblind

I knew I’d have more free time and less stress and worry, but I didn’t realize I’d have unexpected benefits of retirement other than those.

Vivid colors are the biggest reason I continue to knit. They are also probably the only reason I enjoy selling knitted items at craft shows.

Today’s blog on characteristics of Linen Stitch can be viewed or read. Both are approximately the same. But since video allows me to demonstrate more

Stolen designs aren’t overly common in the knitting world. Years ago, I knit one of my most successful scarves using lots of different colors of

Now we have “noise-cancelling earphones” to add to the many ways we can try to shut out others.  We still need to be aware of

At least the men without any vision of how color can make them look awesome! Manly colors should be any colors that make guys look

For all the years I’ve been participating in on-line knitting forums, knitwear design copyright and fair use laws have always caused a lot of controversy. 

We’ve been going through a hot streak where I live lately.  A tall cool glass of anything would be great. With caffeine, even better. A