Have you heard the phrase “test knitting” get thrown around a lot but aren’t quite sure what it means or what it entails? Then you’re in the perfect place.

Explore the gender stereotypes, the seemingly growing numbers of queer knitters and fiber artists, and why we queer folks have been here (or have wanted to be here) the whole dang time.

This Saturday, June 11, 2022, is World Wide Knit in Public Day! Learn the details about this annual holiday including its mission, what takes place, and what you can do to participate! 

Learn which social media platforms have amazing knitting communities and start making online knitting friends today! 

Are you thinking of designing knitting patterns, but are feeling intimidated by the design process? You’re not the only one.

Knitting has been historically viewed as an idle, feminine hobby. But the reality is that knitters are extremely badass.

Due to another round of seller fee increases that went into effect on April 11, over 20,000 Etsy sellers launched the Etsy strike.

Learn about the values and ideas behind New Wave Knitting, and learn more about its creator, Jeanette!

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?

Why does society treat knitting, crochet, and other fiber arts as “feminine,” “idle” hobbies? The short answer: deeply rooted sexism.

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...

There is plenty we can do within the fiber community to help our fellow knitters and all who are impacted by the Russian invasion of Ukraine.

These 10 knitting podcasts are informative, interesting, and easy to listen to. Keep reading to find your next favorite knitting podcast!

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.

Happy Valentine’s Day, friends! What better way to celebrate than by sharing the good, the bad, and the ugly of sweater curse stories?

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.

Be inspired and motivated to finish your WIPs and use your stash by taking part in the Maker's Dozen Challenge!