Like most parents, Danni Holland knew her child was special. Now the world will know just how special four-year-old Sophie is.
The job of a four-year-old is to play. It's what they're good at, and it's a skill that many of ... 
Like Alice, you may think you've tumbled into something special when you check in with The March Hare. You'll find beautiful hand-dyed yarns as well as rovings that come from their own sheep.
The March Hare will ... 
Have you ever designed a sock? Have you ever thought you'd like to design a sock? Have you never considered designing a sock, but now that I've mentioned it, your interest in doing so is tweaked? Have I got a ... Dear readers and friends,
As of Sunday, August 2nd, 2009, the Daily Chum will be ceasing regular publication. This has been a long and very fun journey with all you fiberistas and our writers, and we’re thrilled that you’ve loved it so much (and told us so).
Special thanks to Adminnie for her oversight for the [...]
Here’s a fiber source that might have missed your attention: Greenberry House. You’ll find a variety of spinning fiber from regional farmers as well as handpainted fibers and yarns.
Besides the wool/wool blends you might expect, you’ll also find mohair/mohair blends at Greenberry House. At times, you’ll also find llama and llama/blend fibers.
Like Alice, you may think you’ve tumbled into something special when you check in with The March Hare. You’ll find beautiful hand-dyed yarns as well as rovings that come from their own sheep.
The March Hare will be at the Sock Summit, so if you’re there, be sure to stop by and [...]
Don’t let the name Greensleeves Spindles throw you. They offer more than beautiful spindles. You’ll find spinning accessories as well as beautiful fiber in the shop.
Most of the handmade spindles and accessories are available in a choice of wood or laminates.
Elizabeth’s Designs carries yarns and fibers that almost any knitter, crocheter, or spinner would love. Take a look
If you’re looking into spinning, choose from Elizabeth’s Designs’ handpainted locks of rovings. (And Knitters: If you’re into freestyle knitting, try inserting unspun locks into your project for a different look, or try them with [...]
OK, this is odd. Whenever I’ve thought a stop on the KnittingQ Summer Blogcation(tm) would be difficult to find, y’all have proven me wrong. I thought Stop 7 would be a piece of cake, but apparently I’m wrong (I’m sensing a trend). So, I have added a clue to help you find Stop 7.
Knitters of the world, embrace your inner geekiness. No, seriously. Do it. Embrace it. Celebrate it.
Turn your inner geekiness to outer pride with these stitch markers from Ink Circles.
These stitch markers are made with recycled electronic components. So, not only are you celebrating your geekiness, you’re helping the earth by supporting recycling efforts.
Well, of course you are. But, I meant specifically in KnittingQ’s Summer Blogcation(tm). The winner of the halfway drawing has been selected. See if it’s you, check out the answer to Stop 6, and get the clues for Stop 7, all at Summer Blogcation, your one stop for summer fun.
Many handspinners begin learning the skill by using a spindle. As skills progress, many move on to wheels. Some, however, stick to the spindle, and even many who use a wheel also use spindles from time to time.
To many spindlers, having a Golding spindle in their collection is a goal. They’re not inexpensive, but they’re [...]
Don’t forget to send in your answer to Stop 6 on the KnittingQ Summer Blogcation(tm). And keep in mind that someone who enters by Sunday, July 26 will win a prize.
-- Steal this button!
Preview for Inside Crochet's first issue is up! 