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.
If rising temperatures have you setting aside your knitting, these linen- and silk-based yarns may change your mind.
The knitting world is buzzing with new yarns in beautiful materials and creative colors that will make casting on irresistible.
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The secret to clean edges and smooth joins isn’t complicated—it’s consistent, well-spaced picked-up stitches.
A curiosity about breed-specific wool led Michael Seelbach from knitting on tour buses to founding Upland Fiber Co.
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Whether you’re knitting socks, sleeves, or mitten thumbs, the needle style you choose can make all the difference in speed, comfort, and stitch quality.
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We have 4 selvedge edges you should know for tidy knits.
From sheep to skein, see how Jill Draper’s commitment to traceable, American-grown wool gives knitters yarns with better structure, richer character, and a deeper connection to place.
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Discover which yarn-joining method works best for your fiber, project type, and knitting style.
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Knit socks, sleeves, and more in the round—no DPNs required!
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Swatching for a project knitted in the round can be awkward and inconsistent. Steeking your knitted swatches makes it easy to explore colorways, check gauge, and practice cutting your knitting—eep!
