When kids first learn to knit, there are a lot of questions that might come your way. You can teach your kids to knit whether you know how to knit or not. I gathered all the questions my kids asked me in their first ever knitting lessons to share FAQs that kids learning to knit…
Cabin socks (also known as house socks or worsted weight socks) are a warm alternative way to knit up a pair of woolly socks. Whether it’s your first step into sock knitting or you’ve been wanting to cast on something new, cabin sock knitting is easier (and cozier) than you may think. Contents What is…
Slow knitting is the act of knitting intentionally. This means that the supplies we choose, the reasons why we knit, and how we actually spend our time knitting are all part of the slow knitting movement. Read on for more about what is slow knitting, plus how to practice and benefit from it. Contents The…
Today Iām sharing how to organize knitting patterns. As a knitting designer and mom of four, I collect a lot of patterns and have found what works best for me to keep it all straight. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please read…
Today Iām sharing how to organize knitting needles. If youāre looking for ways to keep straight and circular knitting needles organized, keep on reading! This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please read my disclosure for more info. Weāve all been there. The double pointed needle…
Today Iām sharing how to spring clean your knitting. Yarn, needles, and knitting patterns all need an occasional refresh, and for me that happens in the spring. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please read my disclosure for more info. Whether you have a shelf,…
