From the Mango Moon Mulberry Meadow Yarn issue
Mango Moon Yarns wants to bring you yarn that is fun and colorful, and their Mulberry Meadow yarn is exactly that. A luxurious blend of 75% Merino and 25% Mulberry Silk, this yarn is perfect for any project on your list. It comes in six gorgeous, nature-inspired colors, and at approximately 218 yards per ball,
View ProjectFrom the Gleener: Ultimate Fuzz Remover issue
Pulling a sweater from storage and seeing little pills all over it is enough to make you go crazy. Looking for a de-pilling device that is gentle enough to not wear holes through your clothes, but strong enough to remove all of those annoying pills from your sweater is too time consuming. Kim Cole decided
View ProjectFrom the Stick and Soak Tattoos issue
Need a cute gift for your knitting friend, but can’t think of something unique? These Stick and Soak Tattoos are a fun way to let someone know you appreciate them. In different images like a pair of mittens, a “Keep Calm and Knit On” poster, and a ruler, this tattoo sheet is a fun way
View ProjectFrom the Knitting Pearls: Writers Writing About Knitting issue
Knitting is known to be a soothing and relaxing activity, and in Knitting Pearls: Writers Writing About Knitting, two dozen authors come together to write about its healing powers. Writers like Jodi Picoult and yarn gurus like Jared Flood tell stories about everything from converting religions to falling in love; this book combines beautiful anecdotes
View ProjectFrom the Free Spirit Knits: 20 Knitted Garments and Accessories Inspired by the Southwest issue
Anne Podlesak takes knitting down south in Free Spirit Knits: 20 Knitted Garments and Accessories Inspired by the Southwest. Gathering inspiration from her home in New Mexico, Podlesak’s patterns are sure to inspire thoughts of road trips to the Grand Canyon and adventures through the beautiful deserts of the Southwest. The projects in the book
View ProjectFrom the Pride and Preju-Knits: 20 Genteel Knitting Projects Inspired by Jane Austen issue
Jane Austen is an inspiration for modern authors and artists alike, and now, you too can take part with your very own knitted creations. Trixie Von Purl works her way through Elizabeth Bennet, Mr. Darcy, Emma Woodhouse and more in her book Pride and Preju-Knits: 20 Genteel Knitting Projects Inspired by Jane Austen. Heroes and
View ProjectFrom the Knitted Birds: Over 30 Fun Feathered Friends for You to Knit issue
Fly away with Knitted Birds: Over 30 Fun Feathered Friends for You to Knit. From well-known birds like Seagulls to more unusual breeds like Puffins, this book is full of fun patterns that could be pretty as decorations as well as making cute toys for kids. Work up a few ravens for a creepy Halloween
View ProjectFrom the Baby Beasties: Monster Mittens, Hats, & Other Knits issue
Perfect for mommy’s little monsters and mischief makers, Baby Beasties: Monster Mittens, Hats, & Other Knits by Debby Ware is a great way to work up every child’s favorite animals to wear. Keeping kids warm has never been easier than with these 28 adorable patterns. With options like the “Prickly Porcupine Mittens” and a “Dancing
View ProjectFrom the The Art of Slip-Stitch Knitting: Techniques, Stitches, and Projects issue
Slip-stitches, while simple, can create beautiful patterns. In The Art of Slip-Stitch Knitting: Techniques, Stitches, and Projects by Faina Goberstein and Simona Merchant-Dest, these stitches are modernized and re-evaluated to leave the knitter with a new appreciation of the technique. With sixteen original projects and forty stitch patterns, you won’t be able to put this
View ProjectFrom the Custom Socks: Knit to Fit Your Feet issue
Socks are a fun and easy knitting project, but some patterns are not always a good fit. It can seem impossible to work up a properly fitting sock, but in Custom Socks: Knit to Fit Your Feet, Kate Atherley takes on the task of convincing you otherwise. Atherley’s experience editing sock patterns at Knitty’s ensures
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