by Meg DedolphWe shared our favorite finished items of 2025; now it's our customers' turn to share the patterns and projects they loved making.
by Meg DedolphIt came to me at 4:30 a.m., as so many “great ideas” do. I would ask my coworkers what their favorite finished project of the year was, and then I would tell you.
by Meg DedolphExercise your hope muscles and pick some projects to give yourself a year of inspiration.
by Janet AvilaEvery year, we hear from customers who love our Box of Light, but just aren't in the mood to make another cowl or are looking for something that demands more focus. Here are some opt...
By Janet AvilaEvery year during the Chicago Yarn Crawl, String Theory highlights a yarn company that exemplifies who we are and what we believe. We hope these projects will encourage you to spend s...
by Janet AvilaIt is that time of year when you spend more time planning your vacation knitting than you do planning your outfits. Let me help.
by Janet AvilaThere is something magical about taking on an "impossible" challenge of making a sweater in just 4 days. To encourage you to join Marie Greene's knitalong, we made a sample and create...
By Emily H.Well, crap. This Inauguration Day really isn't going to look the way I had hoped or imagined. Although I feel fairly reassured there will be a peaceful transition of power, I, like many ...
by Janet AvilaWild Borocera Silk is hand spun in the central highlands of Madagascar. This gorgeous "thick and thin" yarn is then imported into Rwanda as a single-ply where the women of Handspun Ho...