Cotton yarn is an excellent choice for summer knitting and crochet projects. But, are you taking proper care of your precious cotton yarn and finished projects?

While natural fibers like wool and cotton are popular options, acrylic yarn has gained a following among knitters due to its affordability and durability.

Learn the types of cotton, how cotton behaves, tips and tricks when working with cotton yarn, and what the best and worst projects are for cotton yarn!

Spring is the perfect time to shed those heavy winter wools, and to embrace lighter, brighter, and more colorful fibers. With that in mind, I’ve put together a list of the best yarns to knit with in spring.

Get 10 thrifty tricks and green tips that will help you become and even more sustainable knitter!

Wool is a classic fiber that has been used in textile creation for centuries. Despite all the different engineered fibers made today, wool has stood the test of time. And there are so many reasons why!

If you or a loved one is a fan of knitting, crocheting, or all things fiber arts, then consider these yarn subscription boxes as a gift to yourself or them!

There are lots of yarns today that are made up of recycled materials, which is a great way to repurpose waste. But have you ever wondered how yarn from recycled materials is produced?

We Are Knitters’ announcement of their collaboration with Zara took knitstagram by storm this week. In this blog post, we are going to dive into the basics of fast vs. slow fashion, what the collab...

Learn more about the inspiration, growth, and behind the scenes of a small pattern designing and yarn dyeing business by reading this interview featuring Kate Gardin, the person behind Mezzo Makes.

After making a bulky knit, you may begin to notice the knit become fuzzy and covered in pills after a few wears, making the luxurious yarn appear, like, eh.

Léna talks about her knitting journey, the ups and downs of knitstagram, tips for new knitters, and thoughts on the knitting community.

Knitting itself is a sustainable practice. However, if you are looking to take your sustainable practice up a notch, then you’ll want to be mindful of what materials you are using for your creations.