Not everybody knows what hygge means. Some on the North American side of the pond see it as a trend. That would be incorrect. It’s a Nordic…

The National Needle Arts Association descended on Cleveland, OH over this past weekend. The TNNA trade show is an event where yarn companies and other knitting suppliers…

Lovely blends of plant and animal fibers make perfect summer yarn choices. Check out this gorgeous selection—another reason to start getting to work on summer projects! 1…

Ahhh, summer. It’s officially here today, and I couldn’t be happier! Well, I guess I could be happier, because I’m visiting Scottsdale, Arizona, and it is WAY…

This is the third in a three-part series by author, yoga instructor, and knitter Suzan Colón. Check out Part I and Part II, and read on to…

This is the second in a three-part series by author, yoga instructor, and knitter Suzan Colón. (Read part I and part III so you, too, can become…

The topic of tank top patterns is a divisive one for knitters. On the one hand they provide an opportunity to knit something a little different, quicker (no…

It’s festival season! Whatever you’re interested in, there’s sure to be a festival for it this summer. Music, fiber, food, beer, biking, the Renaissance—there are gatherings galore…

Lace knitting is always a favorite for summer projects that can beat the heat. The thin yarn and easily packable projects are easy to take on summer…

This is the first in a series of three guest blog posts by Suzan Colón, a New York City-based yoga instructor, writer, and knitter. (Read part Part…

As a knitter, I was relatively slow to be bitten by the shawl bug. This shouldn’t have been the case; I love knitting lace, I’m perpetually just…

I’m a huge fan of short-row knitting; those partial rows do all sorts of cool things. I’m also really into charted colorwork these days. So imagine how…

The knit designs presented within our Wool Studio brand are compelling and timeless. Wool Studio Vol. VI is no exception. Ten designers, each tasked to create one…

When I was in eighth grade, my best friend taught me how to knit. Witnessing the majesty of her effortlessly knitting a scarf and hearing the soft,…

Generally speaking, I prefer knitting simple sweaters to complex sweaters. While lovely, any sweater that has multiple shaping and charts going on at the same time takes…

June ushers in wedding season—a season that has seemingly lengthened over the last few years! I’ve been to more October weddings than summer weddings lately. But summer…

Susanna and Joni: If you’ve been following this series, you know we’ve been on a journey of discovery, with the end goal of creating a method to…

Did you get engaged recently? If so, congratulations! As a relative newlywed myself, I remember the initial frenzy of telling all your loved ones, making the obligatory…

My parents grew up in Southern California, and they spent many a great weekend in Tijuana and Ensenada (at the original Hussong’s Cantina!) in Baja, Mexico. My…

When I was hired by Interweave about two months ago (how time flies!), one of the first things I got to assist with was preparing patterns from…

A Ravelry Guide Wool Studio Vol. VI KATE GAGNON OSBORN is co-owner of Kelbourne Woolens. She lives and knits in Philadelphia. Kate has contributed deeply to the…

Event Overview Interweave Escapes is a unique way for knitters to come together, learn from knitting experts and enjoy the camaraderie of fellow devotees in this intimate, retreat-style…

I remember a particularly cold winter, sitting at home with no less than 4 knitted things on: socks, slippers, legwarmers, and a hat. My heat does work,…