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In January, Knit Picks hit the road once again to attend the Vogue Knitting show in New York City. Our attendees survived the fiber frenzy and are ready to tell us all about it!
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Baby Aria will be here in 3 short weeks! Here is a recap of our Baby Shower and a few highly recommended handmade gifts for an expecting mother-to-be.
In just 3 short weeks baby Aria will be making her way into this world! Here are a few of our favorite hand made gifts that we were showered with this past week.
Read more »I never thought I would say this, but I guess Drake and I have something in common.
“Washing dishes gave me the sense of empowerment and feeling that I control my destiny.” – Shahid Khan
While not my favorite task, washing dishes and cleaning up the kitchen always gives me a feeling of accomplishment. It’s even better when it’s with a nice handknit dishcloth, like the newest free pattern in our Scrub-A-Dub Club, the Herringbone Dishcloth.
“Winter is not a season, it’s an occupation.” – Sinclair Lewis
Unless you live below the 35th parallel, chances are you have had to endure your fair share of winter weather lately. While I am able to appreciate the beauty of falling snow and all things chilly, I find that the likelihood is far greater if I am doing so from the comfort of my couch, with a snoring dog next to me and a fresh cup of coffee within reach. I mean really, could there BE a better time to sit and knit? Not in my world.
Even in the age of dishwashers, there’s something soothing about washing dishes by hand. With a handknit dishcloth, it’ll even be better. This week, our new Scub-A-Dub Club free pattern is the sweet Scruby Stripes Dishcloth.
In this podcast episode, join the Knit Picks staff as we explore our newest collection, Windward: Cable Collection, and offer our insights into cabling.
Read more »The ultimate bulky collection for the novice knitter, just in time for those cold winter storms.
