Asymmetry is interesting. As living creatures, we’ve evolved to expect symmetry. Most natural things are symmetrical, including leaves and body shapes. We crave the reflection along an…

|Sponsored| I recently got to try out a pair of Signature Needle Arts needles, and y’all—I am in love. These may be the best needles I’ve ever…

Winter approaches and my fingers are not prepared! I’ve been fantasizing about owning (and using) hand-knit mittens and I think it’s finally time that I got around…

We’re right in the thick of the holiday season, with Thanksgiving behind us and Christmas looming around the corner. Now is the time when folks get frantic…

It’s finally winter-ish in Colorado, with several inches of snow on the ground. (Being Colorado, it will be 60 degrees again by Friday, but still.) For once,…

Arm-knitting is the practice of using one’s forearms instead of knitting needles, using huge yarn. Take a look at Vickie Howell arm-knitting in this clip from Knitting…

Quick + Easy Knits features 20 knitting projects that are all both quick and easy to make—regardless of your knitting skill level—thanks to thick yarns and simple techniques.…

Winter is the best time for knitting big projects. I always look forward to curling up on my couch, feet tucked beneath me, knitting spread over my…

I’ve done something, people. Something big. I signed up for a class on the Flying Foxtail Shawl by Stephen West. It’s a stunningly beautiful brioche shawl, and…

Few stitch patterns are as “cushy” as brioche, with its two interlocking layers of stitches. The double-layer ribbed fabric that brioche stitch produces is thicker and provides…

I know what it’s like to be cold. After over a decade of living in high-altitude climates, I’m used to freezing temperatures and arctic winds. But there…

Upon realizing 2019 is almost over and that I wrote this post all the way back in January, I had to have a little talk to myself…

Until recently, I thought that having more than one or two knit hats was dumb. You have one that goes well enough with your winter coat and…

I am typically not great for starting my handmade gifts early. This year, however, I have a plan: chunky hats. I know it’s not exactly groundbreaking, but…

|Sponsored| We recently wrapped up another set of unboxing videos, where we open a package featuring cool new gifts for crafters. While shooting any video has its…

I’ve written before about two of our newest online-education workshops from Jennifer Raymond. The first one, All About Yarn, covers the raw material of every project you…

The Lobelia Socks and Forester Socks by Betty Salpekar use her unique bottom-up construction method. This article on solefull sock knitting was originally published in Interweave Knits…

A few weeks ago, right before Halloween, we had our first major snow here in Colorado. It’s time to bust out the snow boots, and you know…

It’s been quite the year. So much has changed since last year’s winter issue of Interweave Knits that all the happenings would be hard to summarize in…

What kind of reaction do you have when you hear the word brioche? I’m going to say it again: brioche. Sit with that for a second. Are…

Traveling is stressful. You can find thousands of articles online about achieving the peak level of comfort on every kind of transportation, but do they ever really…

This year, Interweave is helping you get ready for the holiday season with some of our most popular projects from the past few years. Today, and for…

After knitting four sweaters, two stockinette, one lace, and one colorwork, I’m in the mood for some cables! I still have two sweaters on the needles, so…