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.

Tape yarn (also called ribbon yarn) is a summer favorite! Its flat, slightly glossy structure makes it perfect for breezy tops, bags, baskets, or home accessories. In this post, you'll learn everything about this special yarn type, how to work with it, and even get a bonus mini tutorial to try it yourself.

Handcrafts like knitting and crocheting are much more than just relaxing pastimes – they're powerful tools for maintaining mental fitness. When you knit, you engage memory, coordination, and focus all at once. And the best part? You don't even notice you're doing a workout – because it's fun.