Are you a good cause? Do you knit, crochet and/or use yarn for charity? Could you use a bunch of free yarn? Get Free Yarn
Are you a good cause? Do you knit, crochet and/or use yarn for charity? Could you use a bunch of free yarn? Get Free Yarn
In addition to making hand-wound pom-poms in the same yarn that I made the double-layer knit hats, I also ordered some pom-poms from China for
Thoughtfulness doesn’t come easily to me. It requires a lot of deliberate thinking to come up with ways of being thoughtful and generous. Easy Ideas
I’ve raved about this jumbo ball-winder before, but it’s still my favorite knitting tool. By far! I just finished winding 660 yards of fingering weight
As a knitter and spinner, I’ve noticed a recent trend of looking for locally sourced wool. I’ve always preferred the indie dyers at wool festivals.
Today’s QueerJoe Quiz. Does anyone recognize what this is in the photo? I realized when looking through Wendy’s knitting blog that there hasn’t been a
If you look closely at my latest Biased Scarf project, the newest yarn I’ve introduced is a sparkly yarn (with sparkly fiber spun in (known
I’m no Forrest Gump, but since I work with so much yarn, I often find the process of untangling a mass of yarn to be
It’s amazing how seldom I make it to my local yarn store anymore. Don’t get me wrong, it’s not like I need more yarn. Need!
Rowan has always been a good source of men’s knitting patterns for me. Beautiful designs knit in luxurious yarns. But the most recent Men’s Nordic