What’s in your travel knitting bag?
It’s time for summer getaways! Three tips to taking your projects on-the-go.
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It’s time for summer getaways! Three tips to taking your projects on-the-go.
Jen Geigley’s irresistible knitwear designs combine bold fashion and rustic influences. Cast on for her Rustic Colorwork Cap in the Farm & Fiber Knits special issue.
We’re looking for practical fashion for the life you live.
Top-down construction, drop sleeves, and rich texture celebrate the unique yarn from a special farm.
What’s it like to enter a project into a state fair? One prize-winning knitter shares her experiences.
Never guess again about what size to make your scarves and cowls.
Twisted stitches, strong diagonals, and a field of reverse stockinette stitch combine in a graphic all-season shawl.
Fear not—embroidery is much easier than it looks, and a few carefully selected stitches can go a long way toward making your knitted piece shine.
Discover the freedom of leaving the cable needle behind and embrace these easy, time-saving methods.
With spring lambs popping up everywhere we look, I had to get in on the wee wooly cuteness . . . by knitting a trio of Estonian-inspired colorwork sheep.
How did that skein of yarn in a farmer’s booth get so dreamy? Through years of sampling, listening to knitters, and collaborating with mills. One shepherd shares the journey to her perfect yarn.
Should you reach for metal, wood, or something else to cast on your next knitting project?