Crochet is soft. Period.
That's how we think of it.
Welcome to the World of Stitches
If you think knitting and crochet are only for rocking chairs and chamomile tea…
👉 you haven't seen just how vibrant, colorful, and creative this world can be!
Here on the blog, I share everything that slips through my stitches:
- 🧠 Smart tips & tricks
- 💡 Inspiring moments from my yarn studio
- 🙈 Mishaps I wish I'd known about sooner
- 🎁 Little freebies just for you
- 💛 Updates on my heartfelt projects
- 🔭 Special Categories: #HistoryMasche & #FunFacts around the Yarn Universe
- … and loads of love for everything needle and thread.
Whether you're a total beginner or already dreaming in rows and rounds –
you're in exactly the right place.
So get comfy, grab your favorite yarn, and start clicking through. 💛
Happy reading, laughing, learning & casting on!
Much love,
Kathrin
Sometimes, it's the small moments that remind us we're on the right path.
Let's be honest for a moment:
Blocking is one of those topics where a lot of opinions are floating around – but not always a lot of real understanding.
Sometimes it's not the new ideas…
Today, I came across an article that genuinely stayed with me.
Mulesing Explained: What Does Mulesing-Free Wool Really Mean & What to Look for When Buying Yarn
29/03/2026
You see a beautiful yarn, maybe already imagine your next project, almost feel the softness between your fingers — and then a word suddenly makes you pause:
#FunFact: Knitting & Crochet Myths Nobody Tells You – and Why a Sweater Might Ruin Your Relationship
27/03/2026
"Never knit a sweater for your partner…"
IAs part of preparing the relaunch – true to the idea of
I'm pretty sure you know this feeling…
You've put so much effort into your project.
You made a gauge swatch, chose your size, worked row by row…
and in the end, you try it on and think:
You're working on your project, focused and relaxed. You insert your hook or needle into the next stitch – and suddenly only part of the yarn is caught. The rest of the strands stay behind somewhere between the fibers.
Some designs never truly disappear – they simply wait for the right moment to be rediscovered.