Want a project that’s a little spooky for wearing around Halloween without being a full-on costume? Check out the X-ray mittens/gloves from Marjukka Vuorisalo.

This colorwork project can be worked in a bunch of different ways. You can make them … Read More...

I’ll admit that before I came upon this knitting pattern I didn’t know that marshmallow mugs were a thing, but apparently they are, and they are extra cute as a home decor item if you put little hats on them.… Read More...

If you like your Halloween knits a little more subtle than pumpkins and ghosts, check out the Papa Spooky Cowl from Shauna Caffrey.

This spooky knit uses stranded knitting to produce skulls and curlicues. It’s worked in the round from … Read More...

A guide to knitting, making, and living a slow and thoughtful lifestyle all year long

Slow Knitting introduced crafters to a process of more mindful making through ?ve basic tenets: source carefully, make thoughtfully, think seasonally, experiment fearlessly, and explore … Read More...

This knit hat covered with ghosts makes me smile for two different reasons. First, it’s really cute, and second, it’s called the Odd Soul Hat, which makes me smile because there’s a restaurant where I live called the Odd Soul.… Read More...

I’d say the Let’s Boo-gie sweater pattern is the Halloween equivalent of the ugly Christmas sweater, but there’s nothing ugly about this colorful circular yoke pattern.

It’s covered with ghosts, candy corn and classic Halloween colors, and the body of … Read More...

This little guy is so cute, and a perfect addition to your fall and Halloween decor.

Mr. Pumpkin is a pumpkin-headed doll wearing a little sweater and overalls. You can make his face spooky or sweet depending on your needs.… Read More...

Over the last couple of years, it has become more evident than ever that knitting and meditation is a great tool to reduce stress and become more mindful. Today we would like to talk about the advantages of knitting and … Read More...

Fall might not quite be in the air just yet, but crafty people are definitely starting to get into the fall vibes. I’m longing to knit a big snuggly sweater (and some more pumpkins!) and I’ve been on the … Read More...

I am a little obsessed with knit vests. They are just so cute, and way faster than a full sweater (see you later, sleeve island!) and they are the perfect thing for layering. Over a T-shirt or dress, under a … Read More...

The Asteria Tank from Maven Crafted uses a super simple wide rib for body-hugging comfort. And you can make it in so many different ways.

Keep it cropped to wear in summer or as a bralette throughout the year. Work … Read More...

It’s that time of year again – when the weather starts to cool down and our iced coffees become hot once again. When pumpkin spiced everything starts hitting the shelves and you need a cozy hat for those chilly autumn … Read More...

I’m unintentionally turning this into tank top week, I guess as a last hurrah for summer knitting before I break out the pumpkins and fall and winter accessories.

The Tiered Ruffle Tank from Boho Chic Fiber Co is a great … Read More...

I don’t know if hot girl summer ended up being a thing, but I think knit girl summer is a concept I can get behind.

Knitwear By Joan has just the top and dress pattern for such an occasion, called … Read More...

Knit tank tops are perfect for late-summer days at the beach (or pretty much anywhere else) and the pretty Road’s End tank top from KC Knitting Co, which is named for a beach, is a great garment to see you … Read More...

Every year I try to knit my daughter a sweater for school. She doesn’t love sweaters as much as I do (and right now isn’t growing all that fast) so I’m not sure I’ll do one this year, but whenever … Read More...

52 Weeks of Socks is a modern collection of sock patterns from Nordic knitting experts Laine. What is more special than a pair of hand-knitted socks? Perfect for curling up at home on cozy winter evenings and crisp autumn mornings, … Read More...

I have a not-very-surprising confession to make: I hate bras.

I rarely wore them in the before times (since I work from home) and even less so now.

I do, however, love a knit bra for those times when I … Read More...