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Simple stitches, yarn held doubled, and incredible colors all work together to create a cowl so great, it might even be the greatest of all time!...

Softness and dreamy colorwork combine to create this cozy cardigan. Muesli, by Brenda York, is knit with 2 colors of Lanas Light and 2 colors of Ae...

Inspired by the iconic hunting shoe made right here in Maine, these knit duck booties from Quince and Co. will keep your little one’s toes warm an...

You’re invited to the premier event of the year as we take a “Tour of the Season” venturing into society at well-known literary country manors, ci...

Continuing our partnership with Wonderland Yarns Blossom Club in 2024 we will explore the ocean's garden depths with some really colorful creature...

Jörð by Védís Jónsdóttir is an amazing colorwork sweater.  It's currently on my needles and it should be on yours too.  :-)    It's knit in Léttlo...

Issue 48 is the final issue ever of our beloved Pom Pom Quarterly.  Below is a description of this issue from the company. It is with bittersweet ...

Another amazing design from Maine designer, Elizabeth Smith, is the Alanis pullover.  It's a cozy sweater tee/vest that’s perfect for layering. It...

The Coffee Bean Cardigan, from our friend Elizabeth Smith, is the grown-up version of her popular Little Coffee Bean. Coffee Bean is a simple top-...

Balsam, from Pam Allen, is a snuggly, hooded cowl, with a deep brioche split hem to go deeper than can your average neckwear. Two brioche panels ar...

This sweater idea is a free pattern from the Berroco design team.  Flor is a sweet, lacy sweater that will bring a stylish touch to your winter war...

Temperature blankets or scarfs are a fun way to chronicle your year and have just a bit of knitting or crochet to do each day.  By the end of the y...