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From our latest designs to our process, people and places behind them – explore what we’ve been up to and what’s yet to come.
On the surface we sell yarn for knitting and crochet, but that doesn’t begin to touch it. We have had babies, raised families, and celebrated every imaginable milestone together. We have dealt with divorce, coped with cancer, and buried our loved ones. Every single conceivable emotion has been shared in our community, and it has been better for that sharing. We have faced down a quarantine, stood fast against a pandemic, and we have survived together. Apocalypse? Bring it. We got this.
New year’s is the obvious and most popular time for making a positive change in our lives. New Year’s is an appealing clean slate where we can start anew.
Knitters make a certain brand of resolutions. While some people resolve to start a new hobby or get a new skill, that’s rarely where a knitter’s mind goes. We already have an all-consuming hobby, and we learn new things all the time. No, knitters’ resolutions typically take the form of
I’m not going to cast on a new project until I finish ____________ or, I’m not going to buy any more yarn until I use up everything in my stash
‘twas the night before Christmas and all in the shop
Was perfectly arranged from bottom to top
Ginni, her sweater so perfectly fitting
Had just settled down for an evening of Knitting.
When out on the wharf there arose such a clatter,
She jumped from her chair to see what was the matter
The moon on the bay cast a beautiful glow.
So taken was Ginni she stopped knitting mid row
During one of our live calls last week in Club Crazy for Ewe, we were talking about what we like to wear and how we like to look. This is a topic that’s always on my mind, because my goal is to help you build a handknit wardrobe full of things you love to wear. But in order to do that, you have to be ruthless about what you choose to knit.
Here are 5 not-so-great reasons knitters choose a pattern
We get caught up with lots of other factors like,
Last week I hired a dog trainer. After Malcolm nearly broke my finger chasing something, and his baby sister, Charlie trips me every time we go out the door, I realized that we all needed training. Malcolm and Charlie are both Sheepadoodles. If you’re not familiar with the breed, just picture the cutest dog you’ve ever seen times ten. Half sheep dog and half standard poodle, they look like muppets with a silky shaggy tuxedo coat and the soulful eyes of Paul Newman. Here they are being all cute and stuff.
They look like Muppets, but they are, in fact, strong, smart, stubborn furry little monsters with a mind of their own and a decided tendency to want things their way. Hence the trainer. I love them both with a white hot passion. The dogs,
