As far as knitwear designer crushes are concerned, I can’t help but liken Kate Davies to a high school sweetheart that has remained a good friend. She was a part of my knitting journey when my intense appreciation of knitting first took hold, and her Owlet sweater (made for my daughter) was of my first… Continue reading Designer Crush: Kate Davies
When we decided to bring Juniper Moon’s Fourteen into Wool & Grace, my wheels immediately started turning about this yarn. First of all, Fourteen is sublimely soft. It’s named for its fourteen micron count - a metric in measuring fiber diameter and softness in wool. “Fourteen” means this yarn is incredibly soft. Fourteen reminds us… Continue reading What Can I Make with Fourteen?
I think I’ve found the perfect project for you. Yes, ALL OF YOU. It’s a bit presumptuous of me to assume I know the next best project for you, don’t you think? Let me back up a bit! Did you know that I’ve been working on the Better Than Basic Pullover (from Churchmouse Yarns… Continue reading I’ve Figured Out What Your Next Project Should Be
Hi, my name is Margot and I’m addicted to knitting needles. I have have a full range of straights and double points. I have over 60 circular needles. Plus I have 4 sets of interchangeable needles. I don’t feel guilty about it. Today I’m going to talk to you about my interchangeable needle sets. While… Continue reading Confessions of a (Knitting) Needle Addict
Underrated Worsted Weights Certain yarns at Wool & Grace are persistent winners - the types of yarns that always sell. These are the ones that are usually beautiful to touch while still in the skein, or are dyed beautifully. Yarns like Woolstok and Shelter have such incredible pattern support that they tend to sell themselves. … Continue reading Underrated Worsted Weights at Wool & Grace
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