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11 October, 2019
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We’re one of a select number of yarn shops to partner with the revolutionary Made & Worn to bring you a brand new, incredibly satisfying
I always look forward to the release of a new issue of Pom Pom Quarterly but the latest issue, available from 30 August is not
The fact that I have got several works-in-progress on my needles and hooks hasn’t stopped me embarking on another year-long project. This one is a
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there is an old superstition amongst Gansey knitters that if a Gansey is not finished by midnight on 31 December it needs to be unravelled
I grew up living by the coast in the north east of England and, now that I live in the Midlands, probably couldn’t be further
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That is rarely the question as far as I’m concerned as I’ll knit whenever I get the chance. However, this was the question that was
This issue includes twelve light and relaxed summer garments and accessories, perfect for the warmer months. The knits are worked in a variety of yarns
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Covid 19 has resulted in the cancellation of so many yarn shows this year but the magic of technology has enabled organisers to put on