If you’re anything like most knitters, you’ll have a cupboard, box or large bag somewhere in the house which is overflowing with odds and ends of yarn from previous projects which are cluttering the place up and which you never really get around to using. So what sort of thing can you make with scraps? […]
This featured article is by guest author M. Peers from the United Kingdom. If you were asked to hazard a guess about which country developed the art of knitting, you’d probably guess somewhere cold, like Canada or Finland. In fact you’d be very wrong. Although the exact origins of knitting are lost in the mists […]
I confess I didn’t know too much about yarn bombing or guerilla knitting before reading this article, but once I did I couldn’t resist posting it! For some wonderful images and ideas, do an internet image search on “yarn bombing.” From Guest Author K. Conway for Pack Lane Wool If you were asked to describe […]
Fiber Artist Maya lives in Nottingham, England, and has a long been interested in art and design. Her mother taught her to knit when she was a child, and now she loves to turn a ball of yarn into wearable art – she creates beautiful scarves, hats and other accessories. Read more about Maya […]
