by Meg DedolphSo what does a fiber arts fanatic do when life circumstances prevent her from taking up needles and yarn to relax? Well, I'll tell you.
by Meg DedolphThere are definitely makers who say there’s a difference between “handmade” and “homemade.” One term - handmade - implies technique, skill, and craft in a way that “homemade” doesn’t.
Since this year we will be celebrating our 20th anniversary, I've been thinking a bit about how things have changed. For example, years ago, when I would suggest that customers might want to crea...
by Meg DedolphThree ways to turn knitting mistakes into learning opportunities.
by Meg DedolphIf you’re looking for a couple fiber-themed books to go with your latest work-in-progress, I’ve got two suggestions.
by Meg DedolphI’m not a big “resolution” person, but I did stop to think about a few changes I can make in my knitting life that will make the fiber arts even more fun for me.
In which Meg Dedolph has an epiphany at the roller rink.
by Meg DedolphTips for learning to love to knit with colors.
Surprises are scarce in adulthood, but we have a solution - the Box of Light.