Tutorials

by Meg Dedolph
The 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 instead recommend “Clark and Division,” a mystery by Naomi Hirahara, set in the Japanese-American community in Chicago during

By Meg Dedolph
Meg tries to embrace winter by diving deeper into the happier side of the fiber arts.

by Meg Dedolph

When is it time to quit on a project? We'll share some ideas on letting go.

by Meg Dedolph

Got 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.