Yes, you can learn how to knit using online resources. Here’s a handy list of sites with articles, tutorials, videos and more to teach you how to knit. Many also have easy patterns for beginners as well.
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Reusable shopping bags make the perfect knitting bag to hold different projects or your knitting essentials. What’s in your knitting bag?
Alpaca yarns is going to embrace voluntary simplicity and branch out from being simply a knitting blog. I’ll still discuss knitting but now I’ll also offer information on country living and how to do things for yourself to save money and increase the health and happiness of your family.
If you ever need last minute knitted gifts, keep these books and pattern links on hand so you won’t have to spend time searching for a pattern. If you’re like me, you can always come up with a skein of yarn at the last moment from your own stash.
Do you suffer from wrist pain due to knitting or other repetitive motions? Try these simple exercises and tips to help ease the pain.
Do you suffer from pain in the wrist and hand while knitting or doing other crafts? Here are some things you can do to take care of your wrists and lessen pain.
Would you like to set up an online store, take your products or crafts on the road or set up a bricks and mortar store? Get expert advice from my friend Julie Petty of Alpaca Meadows.
Enter the yarn giveaway by Never Not Knitting.
Our daughter moved into her first home this past weekend so I’m rounding up knitted dishcloth patterns to make for her new kitchen.
Learn New Stitches on the Circle Loom by Anne Bipes makes a handy addition to your knitting library if you like the knifty knitter. Nine designs and 10 new stitches, with large photos and easy to use instructions. The patterns are beautiful too.

