by Meg Dedolph
Not the kind with water and deck chairs, where I hope you’re spending a little time this summer, but that thing some of the more colorful variegated yarns like to do.
Something many people say when they come into the shop, after they pick out yarn for a project, when I ask, “Do you have the right needles?” is: “Huh. I don’t know. I’m not sure. Maybe? I’ll go home and check.”
by Meg Dedolph
Just as I periodically decide I’m going to finish projects and knit from stash, I also periodically decide that I’m going to read books I already own. I’m up to the books I bought on a family trip to Maine two summers ago, and I was delighted to find out I had accidentally bought a book about knitting.
Making plastic yarn is an awesome way to creatively upcycle all those plastic grocery bags you've got stuffed under your sink! There are a ton of tutorials across the internet, but here is the process I like to use to make my own plarn for crochet and knitting projects.
