Tears on My Wool (A Superscript Knitalong Check-In)
Knitting Without Tears clearly was written before Ken Burns's Country Music documentary. Plus: a tip for keeping track of increases.
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Socks: What’s All the Flap About?
Try a flap-and-gusset heel construction on your next pair of socks. Kate Atherley will walk you through it.
Superwash Part 2: How Do They Do That?
Settle in, yarn explorers, for an overview of the superwash process, plus: a tale of two merinos.
Knit to This: Charlotte’s Web
E. B White reads his own story of a girl, a pig, and a spider. It's the best thing.
How to Bake a Stockinette Crust Pie
Full circle: when your knitting inspires a pie, and a pie inspires your knitting.
Life in the Big Wool Lane: Main Squeeze Cardigan
We know it was fast, but: how did it turn out?
Handknit and Handpainted: Tools
In knitting or in art, tools are an extension of our hands, and holders of memories.
Postcards from Maine
Digging into Jeanette Sloan's divine Dionne Shawl. With no stitch markers. A portrait in courage.
Here We Go: The Superscript Knitalong Starts Today!
The first day of a month of knitting something beautiful, together.
Lazy Sunday: Ken Burns’s ‘Country Music’
Mother Maybelle, Patsy, Loretta, Tammy, Dolly, Rosanne, Rhiannon Giddens: there are strong women at the heart of the new PBS series.