Create things you wish existed
Create things you wish existed
The Pantone Colour of the Year 2019 is Living Coral, chosen as a life-affirming, energising hue, bringing to mind positive images of relaxing in a tropical paradise. Pina Colada anyone? Hedgehog Fibres Skinny Singles or Merino Dk in Coral? Or both?
Read more about this colour over at Pantone!
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Halloween is a perfect time for spooky and fun decor. Pumpkins, cauldrons, skulls, witches and more come out of the woodwork to haunt us in October! And for some of us, they’re the perfect accent year-round. Whether you’re giving your home a spooky look for Halloween, or you’re part of the black-clad throng that feels…
If you haven’t heard, we’ve recently launched the Urth 16 Collection on our website, and we are in LOVE 😍 The colours are just to die for as well. We’ve loved seeing all your orders coming through, and the different colour combinations you’ve chosen. We loved it so much that we felt inspired to develop…
The cold shoulder sweater trend seemed to have faded…until Dolly Parton wore one to get her COVID immunization shot. Immediately, lots of people realized that this old favourite had a practical purpose. You don’t have to worry about rolling your sleeve up, or having to pull your arm out of your shirt entirely to get…
Who wouldn’t want a knitted summer top to wear around town or to the beach this summer? Not only are knitted summer tops great to wear in the heat, they’re also great to knit, because the yarns are light and cooling. If your fingers are itching for a summer project, try one of these on…
Spiral Grain, the new yarn from Urth Yarns, is inspired by the spiral grains that run through trees. It’s available in both 5 ply/sport weight and 8-ply/double knit/light worsted weight. But you may be wondering what you could make with this unique yarn. Find some inspiration with this collection of patterns suited to Urth Yarns…
Me-Made-May started out as a participatory holiday for sewists and has become an event that makers around the globe – including knitters, crocheters and other fibre artists – take part in. This challenge isn’t about making things; it’s about wearing things you’ve already made. Why? Because if you wear the things you make, you can…