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    Sweater Weather: 5 Free Knitting Patterns
    On By Kathleen Cubley / 1 comment
    Sweater Weather: 5 Free Knitting Patterns
    The Cosy Scarf: A Trip through Knitting History
    The Cosy Scarf: A Trip through Knitting History
    In 2012, designer Laurie Sundstrom took on a monumental task. In a sort of Julie & Julia method, Laurie decided to knit her way through Weldon's Practical Needlework.Weldon's was first...
    On By Kathleen Cubley / 0 comments
    Warm Up a Forgotten Soul with the Red Scarf Project
    Warm Up a Forgotten Soul with the Red Scarf Project
    The Red Scarf Project is a great idea for charity knitting. We've got the perfect free pattern and several options for affordable, easy-care yarns to use. Send a knitted hug...
    On By Kathleen Cubley / 0 comments
    Learn An Easy Way To Choose Your Sock Heel Style | Sock Knitting
    Learn An Easy Way To Choose Your Sock Heel Style | Sock Knitting
    When working sock knitting patterns, there are a lot of options. You can knit socks on double points, use the magic loop technique, or knit on two circular needles. You...
    On By Kelley Hobart / 20 comments
    Modern Classic Sweaters: 5 Free Knitting Patterns
    Modern Classic Sweaters: 5 Free Knitting Patterns
    What makes a classic sweater? I think it has everything to do with the style and versatility. A cardigan or pullover with a touch of ribbing, cables, or color can...
    On By Kathleen Cubley / 0 comments
    What Does Worsted-Weight Yarn Mean, Anyway?
    What Does Worsted-Weight Yarn Mean, Anyway?
    Everything You Wanted To Know About Worsted Weight Yarn Many times we are asked the question, "What does worsted weight mean?" It's a good question! There are several thicknesses of...
    On By Kelley Hobart / 1 comment
    5 Knitting Resolutions for 2018
    5 Knitting Resolutions for 2018
    Do you make resolutions each year? I only make knitting resolutions, because those are the only ones I can seem to keep. This year, I took a long, hard look...
    On By Kathleen Cubley / 0 comments