This is Kathrin's blog – knitting enthusiast, crochet heroine, yarn whisperer, and proud wool addict.
If you think knitting and crocheting is just for rocking chairs and chamomile tea…
👉 then you haven't seen how vibrant, colorful, and creative this world truly is!
Here on the blog, I share everything that slips through my stitches:
… 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
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.
Crochet doesn't have to stay flat – with the right techniques, your stitches can bloom into 3D flowers, textured leaves, and sculpted accessories! Whether you want to decorate hats, bags, cards or simply enjoy adding texture to your work, 3D crochet brings dimension, charm, and a handmade touch to any project.
Old is gold – and Grandpacore is proof of that! From cable-knit scarves and classic argyle vests to retro socks and knitted bow ties: this nostalgic trend brings cozy textures and timeless charm back to the fashion world. And the best part? You can DIY your way into the style with just a few needles and some wool.
Why stick to just one yarn craft when you can mix them for maximum effect? Combining knitting and crochet techniques opens the door to creative, textured, and unique results. Whether you pair intarsia with filet crochet, add appliqués to knitwear, or mix granny squares with knit panels – the possibilities are endless!
How fiber type, mordant, and method shape your final result
Crocheting for the ocean?
It may sound whimsical—but it's a real and meaningful initiative. In Australia and other coastal regions, artists and marine conservationists are using colorful, crocheted coral structures to help restore damaged coral reefs.
A creative, hands-on approach to saving the ocean—one stitch at a time.
It's back – and more stylish than ever: Hairpin Lace, also known as fork lace, is making a comeback in the crochet world! This elegant technique creates airy ribbon-like strips that can be turned into beautiful scarves, collars, wraps or accessories. And the best part? It's much easier than it looks!
Delicate, creative, and full of personality – crochet jewelry is the perfect craft for those who love detailed projects and wearable art. Whether you're into boho earrings, minimalist rings, or romantic bracelets, there's a design for every style. In this post, you'll find out what materials you need, how to work with metal frames and beads,...
Lace knitting isn't just for shawls and scarves anymore – it's making its way into our sock drawers! Hand-knit lace socks are light, breathable, and beautifully intricate. Whether you're an experienced sock knitter or ready to try something new, this post will guide you through everything from chart reading to shaping the perfect fit – plus some...
Wool meets rebellion!
Yarn Bombing – also known as knit graffiti – is colorful street art, stitched instead of sprayed. Trees, lamp posts, benches or bike racks become wrapped in crocheted or knitted creations: joyful, political, poetic. But how do you actually pull off a Yarn Bombing project? What's allowed? And where can you start?Let's...
Long before circular needles or online tutorials, cultures across the globe developed fascinating textile techniques that balanced function, warmth, and beauty. Some have been nearly forgotten, others are making a quiet return – but all of them still have something to teach us.
