The Best Double Pointed Knitting Needles for Your Unique Needs - A Bee In The Bonnet
The best double pointed knitting needles for any knitter will depend on that knitter's specific needs. Come find your next pair.| A Bee In The Bonnet
The Salty Air Tee was designed with easy breezy summer moments in mind. Simple construction, a delicate lace yoke and a style that’s easily modified to wear just the way you like it.| Samantha Guerin Design
The best double pointed knitting needles for any knitter will depend on that knitter's specific needs. Come find your next pair.| A Bee In The Bonnet
It only takes a few small adjustments to keep you stitching all summer long. Here are my tips for summer knitting.| A Bee In The Bonnet
The Overbrimming Wrap is a lacy, rectangular shawl knit in fingering-weight yarn. It's perfect for spring and fall, when you just need a light layer.| A Bee In The Bonnet
I always block my knits at the end of finishing a project. Here's an explanation of why blocking is so important.| A Bee In The Bonnet
With our Shawl Knit-Along coming up soon, perhaps you’re considering your options when it comes to shawl shapes, colors, and yarns. Today we want to offer some ideas for choosing the right yarn and pattern for your shawl, especially if you’re aiming for something with drape that you can easily throw across the shoulders. Let’s jump further into what might give a shawl drape and how to choose a yarn and pattern to get the fabric you want. What is Drape? In general, drape is the opposite ...| The Woolly Thistle
Linen is a flax-based textile that is predominantly used for homeware applications. While linen is similar to cotton, it is made from fibers derived from the stems of the flax plant instead of the bolls that grow around cotton seeds.| Sewport
Zooey is a quintessential summer yarn. Made of a linen and cotton blend with a slight texture, its a fantastic meeting of crispness and softness in a fabric that looks and feels fresh and organic. From summer tops and accessories to luxury handcloths, Zooey is one of our favorite new yarns and we hope you'll love it as| Hill Country Weavers
This week's post is brought to you by Rachel Brown of Porpoise Fur. She'll be writing a monthly guest blog series of tutorials for us as she is a proper knitting, spinning and fibre guru. You can read more about Rachel's story here. We're kicking this off at the very beginning, with an in depth look at fibre and how it| A Yarn Story
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Choosing a good sock yarn can be tricky. Here are five factors I always look at before buying yarn for a project.| A Bee In The Bonnet
