Sandi Rosner

Sandi Rosner

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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How to Work the Open Provisional Cast-On

This might be your new favorite provisional cast-on method! Quick and easy, this is one to add to your toolkit.

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Wrap & Turn vs German Short-Rows: What’s the Difference?

Learn how wrap & turn and German short-rows compare—and how to substitute one for the other in knitting patterns.

5 Breathable Yarns for Cool Summer Knitting

If rising temperatures have you setting aside your knitting, these linen- and silk-based yarns may change your mind.

The Biggest Fiber Trends We Can’t Wait to Try

The knitting world is buzzing with new yarns in beautiful materials and creative colors that will make casting on irresistible.

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Pick up and Knit: The Difference Is in the Details

The secret to clean edges and smooth joins isn’t complicated—it’s consistent, well-spaced picked-up stitches.

From Broadway Performer to Wool Merchant: Upland Fiber Co.

A curiosity about breed-specific wool led Michael Seelbach from knitting on tour buses to founding Upland Fiber Co.

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Knitting in the Round: Which Needle Style is Right for You?

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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Why is My Knitting Curling?

We have 4 selvedge edges you should know for tidy knits.

Jill Draper Makes Stuff: Breed-Specific Yarn in the Hudson River Valley

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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5 Easy Ways to Join a New Yarn for a Professional Finish

Discover which yarn-joining method works best for your fiber, project type, and knitting style.

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