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With MDK Field Guide No. 18: Beginnings, we celebrate the idea of a new start, that joy that comes when trying something for the first time. These ...

A smooth operating umbrella swift with flexible covered ribs for the finest of threads featuring one-hand adjustment for skeins up to 60", integr...

These lightweight, 2.5" square tools are compact and handy to have along, whether you tuck them inside your knitting bag

These lightweight, 2.5" square tools are handy to have along, whether you tuck them inside your knitting bag

These lightweight, 2.5" square tools are handy to have along, whether you tuck them inside your knitting bag.

Janet's favorite tools in a clear vinyl pouch: 5 wonder clips Bone Fixit Tool Try on tube post its Lolo bar sample Massage ring Mass...

Making pom poms is a great way to use up leftovers and keep children amused. Who am I kidding? I LOVE making pom poms, too!This Pom Pom Maker set ...

This ruler combines the practicality of a ruler and magnifying lens. Lay the ruler directly on top of your pattern or yarn swatch to double the ima...

Set of 6 enamel on metal alloy stitch markers with decorative tin Ring Markers slide between your stitches and can only be removed when you're at t...

Silvalume crochet hooks are anodized aluminum in-line hooks with a velvety smooth finish. Color coded for easy size selection.

Slip this ruler right into your sock while it is still on the needles to easily gauge when to start the toe (or the gusset/heel if you are knitting...

This handy tool has everything you need to make a gauge swatch and check your progress along the way. You can identify needle sizes from US 0 to 15...

Two tapestry needles in their own carrying case.  The large eye accommodates most yarns. The bent tip makes it easier to weave in ends. Needles com...

We heard about this from Lori Versaci and it has become a shop favorite. Why we like it: It can be cut to the length you need. It can be used over...

Measure the thickness of any yarn: Lay yarn into the grooves or wrap it into the inch-wide notch and compare the number of times your yarn fits in ...