My color work skills are a work in progress. And I’m okay with that.
Adella Colvin of LolaBean Yarn Co. makes it easy to get to know her, and I'm thrilled that I've had the chance.
In the process of learning this stitch, I got to practice some valuable life lessons, too.
Next stop on the Tour des Dyers... we head to the Missouri Ozarks, where Ashley of The Blackberry Ridge Fibers lives and dyes some of the richest, most beautiful yarns you'll ever wrap around your needles and hooks.
When good intentions become great yarn.
Tekla is a yarn that deserves taking your time with.
It has been a year since Rachel first introduced her Harry Potter line and I'm so excited to share my chat with her!
Light is important. And light isn't all the same.
In my experience, yarn people are the best people. Somehow, playing with sticks and string together connects us in ways that throwing balls, living on the same street, or staring at glowing screens together can't.
For me, a yarnscape photo is an ode to the simple beauty of a new yarn. It's a style of image that reminds me of a landscape, and it's become a ritual I do every time I start a new project.
It may seem weird to the Muggles, but our hobby matters an awful lot to us knitters. But sometimes, we experience Resistance.
It's kind of funny when we call our current knitting project a "UFO." At least, it makes for some funny mental imagery.
When knitters cast on a project, we usually have a plan.