Recent studies also show there's more to knitting than jumpers and scarves. The act of knitting, purling, and deciphering ...

The rise in popularity of women's sports has coincided with more people embracing knitting. The results can be seen at ...

Our ‘Where Bloggers Live’ prompt was about my 5 favorite things about winter, but as usual, I went rogue and decided to share ...

These Westchester yarn shops not only sell a wide variety of skeins, but many of them also offer classes to kick off your knitting or crocheting projects. Stop by for all the essentials, including ...

Hanks Yarn Supply Co. offers a variety of yarns, including imported and locally dyed options, as well as crafting supplies. Owner Darren Trautman was inspired to open the shop after a local Joann ...

BRUSSELS, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Over two-thirds of the member states of NATO have committed to the weapons for Ukraine through the so-called Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL), which has ...

For those with two left thumbs, fiber arts might seem like an impossible craft. Crocheting, knitting, sewing, embroidering, weaving and quilting all require a certain degree of hand-eye coordination.

Looking for a fun, textured mitten pattern? This mitten pattern uses sock weight yarn for a fun way to use up that stash!

I love to knit. I knit in class, on airplanes, while waiting in queues. I host knitting nights and go on yarn pilgrimages whenever I travel. I have attended yarn festivals. I’ve been to Yarn Con and ...

Dallas hunk Patrick Duffy and Happy Days star Linda Purl have revealed their secrets to longevity and 'finding joy' in later life. Duffy, 76, became a reigning 1980s sex symbol on Dallas, sending ...

Knitting in a brewery is not your typical grandmother's knitting circle, but it's happening in the Lawrenceville neighborhood of Pittsburgh every month. Eleventh Hour Brewery is filled inside and out ...

San Diego’s only local sewing store, Apricot Yarn in Liberty Station’s Arts District, will celebrate eight years this weekend. (Photo by Madeline Nguyen/Times of San Diego) You may call Sara Heckman ...