Whether you’re a seasoned yarn festival-goer or a first-time attendee, here are some hints and tips to help make the most of your festival experience.

Top tips to help you create beautiful fairisle or stranded knitting.

Mastering these techniques will unlock a whole new level of creativity and confidence in your craft.

Eating 5 a day fruit and veg for our physical health is a familiar notion, but there is another type of 5 a day we should attend to. This takes care of our mental and emotional wellness, and knitting can be a big help.

In this 3 part series we're looking at a few fun and relatively quick festive makes, so you can enjoy some crafty goodness over the season without getting overwhelmed.

A quick and easy way to get into the festive mood is to make some good old fashioned paper snow flakes.

5 free projects for swift gift knitting: First in a series fun and relatively quick festive makes, so you can enjoy some crafty goodness over the season without getting overwhelmed.

Making & giving mincemeat has become one of my simple seasonal traditions and one that I particularly enjoy. This vegetarian recipe is great for gift giving.

Make sure your next project makes you heart sing rather than sigh.

Top tips for reading colourwork charts

Improving pattern layout to enhance the knitter’s experience.

My Treecreepers mitts are out today in Knit Now Magazine, issue 135!

Ho to get set up with magic loop plus make an invisible join to get started knitting in the round.

Every knitter needs a basic repertoire of staple cast ons, and in this series of tutorials I’ve curated a selection of 7 workhorse cast ons that you’ll use time after time.

Continuing on the birdy theme, the pattern for my new Greenfinch Mitts is out today!

Inspired by birdsong and the promise of spring, the Greenfinch Cowl is the first of my Feathered Friends collection and it’s out today.

Remembering to celebrate your victories too often gets overlooked, yet is an important element of self care.

Learning this picot cast off will add another string to your knitterly bow, and enable you to successfully add your own personal touch to projects, and get a great finish.

In this post we’ll be looking at a number of ways to recover a loss of knitting mojo.