SUBMorehouse Farm Merinos: A Pioneering Yarn Farm
The quest for a weekend getaway led two city-dwellers to an ambitious goal: to produce the finest wool in the United States.
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SUBThe quest for a weekend getaway led two city-dwellers to an ambitious goal: to produce the finest wool in the United States.

Put your leftovers to good use with this surprisingly easy stitch. (Psst—It’s not stranded colorwork.)

As we cue up our summer knitting, we’ve wondered what some of our favorite designers like to listen to while they’re click-clacking away.

Angela Hahn’s clever shawl puts a new twist on the classic border-plus-edging crescent.

A New York-based fiber group not only strives to build a strong community among crafters, but also partners with local businesses to foster a sense of connection within the larger community.

Counting the number of stitches and rows per inch gets more difficult when you’re measuring a swatch with marled, speckled, or other colorful yarns. Learn a few tips to get the most out of your gauge swatch.

Season 11, Episode 10: With a love for her country’s wool and knitting culture, the designer of Shisa Brand works toward an ambitious goal: to see all of the fleece of Faroese sheep used.

Elizabeth Zimmermann was fascinated by this mathematical riddle.

Five knitting stars offer advice on knitting in the blue skies.

Season 11, Episode 7: Known for her innovative knitwear designs, Laura Nelkin dreamed up a new use for knitting: an annual knit-a-thon that fights hunger.

We have the whys and wherefores—and a farm-fresh project to get you started!

With a closed cable that wraps around the heel of your hand, Star Athena’s design puts an unusual twist on mittens.