The Art of Contemporary Granny Squares

How to Recycle Old Knitwear into Beautiful New Yarn

You have the perfect summer top in mind – soft, breathable, with beautiful drape and just enough stability not to sag? The secret: a clever fiber blend.

Delicate like lace curtains in a Victorian parlor, the pineapple stitch evokes nostalgic elegance with a modern twist.
With its teardrop-shaped arches and airy loops, this iconic crochet motif is back – and it's more stylish than ever.

Have you ever lost track of time while crocheting, completely immersed in your project? That magical state is called flow – a concept from psychology that describes a deep, satisfying focus.
In this article, you'll learn how to enter this state intentionally and make your crochet sessions even more fulfilling.

If you love your handmade pieces, you want them to last. That's where proper yarn care comes in. Whether you're using wool, cotton, linen or blended yarns – every fiber needs something different. This guide gives you clear care instructions for all major yarn types, including washing, drying and blocking – so your favorite pieces stay soft,...

The airiest stitch for summer crochet projects

When the RMS Titanic set sail on April 10, 1912, many passengers brought more than fine luggage and elegant clothes. They carried something more personal: their needlework. Knitting, crocheting, and embroidery were widespread pastimes at the turn of the 20th century – not only for crafting garments, but also as symbols of virtue, status, and...

Urban Knitting – or Yarn Bombing – may sound rebellious, but at its heart, it's all about love: love for handmade art, for the city, and for people. It's a peaceful, colorful way to reclaim public space with warmth and creativity – one stitch at a time.

Light, breathable, and sustainable – plant-based fibers like cotton, linen, and hemp are the top choice for warm-weather creations or sturdy everyday items. But how do they differ, and which one is the best fit for your project?

Knitting connects – even from a distance! Whether you're looking to gather like-minded makers, boost engagement in your Facebook group, or host regular virtual get-togethers: an online knit night is the perfect way to share inspiration, ask questions, and enjoy yarn time together.

A scarf that truly connects people—literally!
What began as a community knitting project in India grew into a world record: In 2011, a group of dedicated crafters created the longest hand-knitted scarf in the world, measuring over 5.5 kilometers in length.