Charity Knitting

Knitting doesn't have to be just a hobby.  Knitters of all levels from beginners to pro can get involved to combine your craft with the satisfaction of giving to those in need. Knit scarves, cowls, hats, and gloves are great winter aid items for shelters and charitable organizations.       *** Trauma teddy bears, booties, and baby wear can help support infants affected by national and international disaster.       Knitting for charity is a rewarding way to put your hand crafting skills to work for [...]  Read more

Yarn Care

HOW TO WASH WOOL KNITS It's important to take special care of natural wool fibers to ensure they last for years to come. Do not machine wash Do not tumble dry Do not hang a wool garment Fill basing or sink with luke warm or cold water. Add detergent. Swish garment around with rubbing. Re-fill basin or sink with cold water. Swish. Swish garment around to rinse.  Repeat if needed. Press out excess water (do not wring). Place garment in a dry towel and roll tightly. Lay flat to dry and shape. [...]  Read more
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