Knit One, Purl a Prayer is a delightful read that that I highly recommend for anyone who wants to explore their knitting or craft just a bit more and take it to a deeper level. [...]
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 If you enjoy this post, be sure subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Continuing our series on animal fiber yarns, we’re exploring the next few fibers on the original list; angora, beaver, buffalo, bison and [...]
Vicuna Continuing our series on yarn fibers (see also Milk Yarn? How does that work? Part 1), I have the great pleasure to begin looking at animal fibers. Some of my most favorite yarns fall into this category so I’m [...]  Knitting provides a fascinating link between creativity, spirituality, and our inner demons. Knitting provides expanding opportunities to be as creative (or not) as you desire. [...] Continuing on with our yarn fiber series, (see also eco-friendly yarns and bio-synthetic yarns) this week we delve into plant fibers. Plant fibers are derived either from leaves, stems (known as bast fibers), or seeds of plants. Cotton is a seed [...] In honor of Earth Day, I’m continuing my fiber series by covering a few of the more eco-friendly ‘yarns’ available for you to choose from to help you recycle, reuse, and reduce. The topic is worthy of it’s own discussion [...] A couple of weeks ago the Wall Street Journal reported that truckers are taking up stitching to pass idle time. Yes, really, men do knit. It was in fact, very likely men who invented the craft to begin with. The craft originated in the [...] |
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