At This Yellow Farmhouse we make the most of seasonal knitting, going with the natural flows of weather and family rhythms. Knitting without central air in the summer and with drafty windows in the winter is something that guides our knitting moods, not fights against it. These are my favorite tips to knit in the season you’re in.
We all feel it, don’t we? December 26th, we look around our house at the tree, twinkling lights hanging above the window, and Frosty deflated in the front yard. The post-Christmas blues. It’s easy to feel cozy and get the warm fuzzies in the weeks leading up to Christmas. Giggling through snowstorms, braving the frosty…
Welcome back to the farmhouse! We’re back with another episode! Today we’re chatting autumn knitting, my cabled sock obsession, and I try not to set the house on fire from my candle stash. Come sit and knit with me! Today I’m filming in a corner of our living room so that my sunroom coffee table…
What do you knit a summer baby? Whether you’re expecting (congrats, mama!!) or you want to gift something handmade, find out which baby staple takes the cake when things get hot. Even in the heat there are definite possibilities for knitting something special, useful, and so worth your time! Summer baby knits can be cozy…
