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A windblown coffee-vanilla twist to honor the last of the empty parking lots and short lines. Soon enough, cars with out-of-state plates will arrive laden with canoes and bicycles and children freshly freed from school. One party ends, another begins.
We’re entering peak lilacessence here in Maine. All doors and windows are open for maximum fragrance intake.
My odometer just rolled over to the next number, so I’ve made far more cake than the two of us can consume. Please, help yourself. Take this one.
Today, we rejoice. My favorite humans have put up their Open sign for another season. What better way to celebrate than with this chocolate and vanilla masterpiece of softservery.
Gems from the Knitter's Review archives
A healthy yarn stash is like a garden. With prudent planting, weeding, and fertilizing, it'll feed our creativity indefinitely. But
In American yarn, few names evoke as much history as "Germantown." While there hasn't been a Germantown yarn in years,
If there's one thing I love more than a delicate, crunchy woolen-spun wool, it's the idea of a delicate, crunchy
Already the driest continent on earth, Australia is in the grips of a severe drought that many farmers claim is
For anyone who loves writing by hand, or who has fond, easy memories of writing with a plain old No.
Imagine being told by your doctor that you can no longer knit. What sounds like a horror story is entirely
Swatching and gauge are the two least-sexy topics in knitting—and yet they are also the most vital. We swatch to
In defense of swatching as a practical, spiritual, and deeply creative knitting enterprise all its own - with free patterns
Is your stash piling up? Here are some, um, "creative" techniques for getting every last ounce of storage space out
The day I completed my first sock was a day of liberation. For years I'd been mystified by socks, never
