How To Set a Lifeline in Knitting
Learn how to set a lifeline in knitting so that when you have to rip back (hey, it happens) you can rip with confidence!
Do You Feel Lucky? Yarn Giveaways Are Happinging
I never win anything. Ever. I’ve come to accept this fact as a sort of payment for past sins. Which is why I have no problems whatsoever pointing you towards […]
So I Like Yarn Bowls
Yarn bowls come in glossy ceramics, chunky polished wood, cheapy plastic, and even yarn. And I like them all.
The Path From Idea to Design Is a Sticky One
I can’t be optimized, synergized and no one is opening my kimono. A low-tech path is the only way I can take a pattern from idea to design.
Free Books From Interweave
Interweave has hundreds of free books for knitters, crocheters, and handspinners and they are all just waiting for you to come and download them.
A Look Into the History of Housecats
We have to put up with badly behaved kitties because a brief and half-hearted review of the history of housecats proves they don’t need us at all.
For Paris
I cannot let the events of November 13th 2015 pass by me unremarked. I must do something, even this one small thing, for Paris.
Still Learning To Use a Knit Sheath
I’m learning to use a knit sheath and making a Hue Shift Afghan. Now I’ve found myself a new guide: Hazel Tindall, the World’s Fastest Knitter.
I’ve Been Sick And Now I’m Behind
I’ve been sick and I have been for days and and I’ve been hiding that from you.
Vintage in the Digital Age
Getting a dose of Vintage in the digital age is such a treat don’t you think? Today I’m posting scans of a free crochet hot plate pattern.