Sandi Rosner has been a devoted knitter for more than 50 years and works as a freelance designer, writer, and technical editor. When she isn’t knitting, she usually has her nose in a book.
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Knit a classic beanie in your size with your yarn using Sandi’s pattern with a fill-in-the blank worksheet.
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The quest for a weekend getaway led two city-dwellers to an ambitious goal: to produce the finest wool in the United States.
Many knitting designers have fantasized about having their own yarn line or yarn company. Jill Zielinski made it happen.
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Ready for ribbing? This CO is a game changer.
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This one-skein recipe for making handknitted mitts works for any size and using whatever yarn you choose.
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We have the whys and wherefores—and a farm-fresh project to get you started!
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Take a close look at five common increases—which should you use? We'll show you both the knit side and purl side so you can choose the best increase for your next knit.
When sewing a sweater together, smooth shoulders start with the bind-off. Here's a guide to this must-know technique.
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Most sheep get pretty dirty. Here’s how fleeces are cleaned to get rid of vegetable matter so your yarn is nice and soft.
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How can you know where the wool in your yarn was grown and processed, and why is it important? Several programs let you trace the sources of the skeins you knit.
