Aalto University unveils two dresses knitted from fiber spun from the reclaimed wood of Finland’s oldest known boat.
Learn from an expert how to decode those tricky nineteenth-century knitting patterns.
At Heimtali Museum, Estonia’s material culture is passed joyfully from one small pair of hands to the next—and now to you, with our FREE pillow pattern featuring a traditional Estonian braid.
With a talk, a sweater sale, and more than thirty handknit ganseys—PieceWork author Linda Perry brings the storied history of fishermen's sweaters to Halcyon Yarns through August 15.
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A pair of handknit socks in the Whyte Museum's archives inspired this cabled pattern for your next adventure.
The Center for Knit and Crochet is building a free, open-access digital museum where collections big and small, famous and personal, finally have a home.
From the Baltics to Britain, learn how nineteenth-century knitters transformed simple wrist warmers and sleeves into dazzling garments with hundreds of tiny glass beads —and get the pattern to knit your own!
From intricate handmade designs to modern textile art, International Lace Day 2026 celebrates the skill, creativity, and cultural heritage of lace makers around the world.
Worldwide Knit in Public Day encourages us to pick up your yarn and needles and share the joy of crafting together. How will you spend the day?
From hot water bottle covers to the "Helpless Case Shirt," knitters produced amazing quantities of warm clothing and other items for servicemen and the wounded during World War I.