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The market for interchangeable circular needles has been well-served for years by Knitter's Pride, ChaoGoo, Denise, Addi, Signature, Tulip, Hiya Hiya, and Knitpicks Options. The sets have generally featured slick metals, beige bamboo, or bright colorful wood or plastic tips in
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What's in a name? Say "Donegal" and most knitters think of that robust, hearty stuff from County Donegal, spun on a
Every region leaves its mark on those who live there, whether they're animals or humans. While the cashmere most of
As a proud resident of a state whose temperatures can stay below freezing for up to half the year, I
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One cold windy day in Portland, I realized I was just like the shoemaker's children who had no shoes. Only
In defense of swatching as a practical, spiritual, and deeply creative knitting enterprise all its own - with free patterns
As a proud resident of a state whose temperatures can stay below freezing for up to half the year, I
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The market for interchangeable circular needles has been well-served for years by Knitter's Pride, ChaoGoo, Denise, Addi, Signature, Tulip, Hiya Hiya,
Julie Weisenberger has a history of making tools that elevate your experience of a task. The Knitter's Block frees us from
Swatching and gauge are the two least-sexy topics in knitting—and yet they are also the most vital. We swatch to
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We have loads of superb mitten books, the best of which tend to focus on a
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