There are ample fascinating bites of information to dissect from the Winter 2019 issue of Interweave Knits, which is dubbed THE SCIENCE ISSUE! Projects that were inspired…

Here at Interweave headquarters in Fort Collins, Colorado, a chill is really starting to set in at last. I, for one, am ready. If the shifting trends…

You’ve heard our advice over and over again: Always swatch before launching into a project! Swatching will help you learn how to work with the yarn and…

Unless you are an aficionado of lace knitting, you probably haven’t heard of Orenburg, Russia. Located on the steppes of the Ural Mountain range, it’s a long…

I have a bit of a follow-through issue when it comes to handmade gifts. If you don’t believe me, there are lots of people you could ask:…

A few weeks ago, I wrote a post about the Millcroft Shawl from knitscene Winter 2018, which is my favorite project from the issue. I also talked about…

It breaks my heart to hear new knitters say that they’re “not good enough” to make a sweater. I’m never sure what they need to feel “good…

We all have that sweater in our wardrobe: the one we reach for again and again because it’s comfortable, cozy, and flattering. It goes with anything, and…

There’s a new book in Interweave town and it’s a big one. Weighing in at nearly 5 pounds and 512 pages, I dare say 100 Knits is our…

I’ve been working on my Aspen Pullover for about a month, and it is moving right along! I made it through all of the sleeve and neck shaping.…

Jennifer Raymond is a multitalented woman. A knitter, crocheter, spinner, teacher, and mother of two, she also has a business repairing heirloom knits. As a woman who…

In true knit.wear fashion, the projects and photography in the recently-published Fall/Winter 2018 issue are modern, stripped down, and stunning. Since its inception in 2011, knit.wear has consistently…

October was a crazy month for me, I started my first colorwork project, sewed my first dress, and completed my first crochet garment! I have no idea…

We’ve all been there: you’re happily knitting along on your favorite sock, minding your own business, and BAM! Someone comes along and asks if you can make…

It wasn’t that long ago that I started to teach myself how to knit. Call it fear of asking the wrong questions or call it pride in…

I don’t know about you, but when I find yarn on sale, it’s like a holiday. If you’ve assumed that the yarn is in my basket as…

The knitted stockings shown below were featured in Weldon’s Practical Needlework, Volume 15, published in London in 1900. They were designed to come above the knee, but…

Raise your hand if you like to knit mittens! Raise your hand if you struggle with sizing mittens! Loose hands, tight thumb gussets, short cuffs—you know the…

You may have already seen our Yarn Hack on how to create a lot of pom-poms at once, so our latest Hack might look a little familiar.…

Happy Halloween, fellow knitters! It’s a day of mystery, mischief, magic, and of course, Harry Potter. One of my favorite parts of the books has to be…

What’s the worst thing that’s ever happened to your knitting? Most knitters have those scary stories—you know, the ones about project catastrophes that inspire fear in all…

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It’s embarrassing to admit, but I’ve been avoiding colorwork for over two years and now that I’ve finally gathered the courage and settled on a project, it’s…