by Meg DedolphHow to turn five minutes a day into a pair of socks, all while enjoying the peace and quiet of your own front seat.
by Meg DedolphThe number of UFOs in your basket is not a reflection on you; we can be ants and grasshoppers, especially in our fiber lives.
by Meg Dedolph If you are the kind of person who casts on a project and then knits happily along until it’s finished before you pick your next project out, then this post is not for you. (May I ins...
By Meg Dedolph Meg tries to embrace winter by diving deeper into the happier side of the fiber arts.
by Meg DedolphWhen is it time to quit on a project? We'll share some ideas on letting go.
by Meg DedolphGot some unfinished projects taking up mental and physical space in your knitting basket? We offer a few suggestions for clearing the decks as the new year approaches.
Winding your yarn into a ball can be a pleasing, meditative experience. As the yarn moves through your fingers, think about how you would describe it.
If you haven’t worked stacked stitches before, don’t be intimidated! I have a few tips, some from my experience and some from Xandy herself.
Pom Poms are all the rage these days. We have pompoms with ribbons, thread or snaps.