It's at the heart of everything we do - no matter whether that's selecting new yarns for you, figuring out recyclable packaging, or paying people fairly.
Sometimes, it's really useful to see all the patterns from a knitting publication at one glance.
That's why we published a blog post for Issue 12 with the key information about each knitting pattern as well as a few photos for each design in it!
Perfect for planning your next cast on, quickly checking yardage, or deciding whether Issue 12 is for you.
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About three weeks ago, I had surgery. Nothing major, and it was planned - but it was my first time undergoing general anaesthesia and facing an uncertain recovery period, both of which made me quite nervous. I knew that I was going to be in the hospital for two days, if everything went well, but then it was between one and three weeks of recovering at home, depending on how fast my body was going to heal.
Needless to say, I packed knitting for the hospital, but I didn’t feel like picking up my needles until my second day in the hospital. And then I knit. I knit, and knit, and knit. Curiously enough, I always get the urge to clear off my needles this time of the year - something about the weather changing, sweater season approaching, maybe? And this year, this urge coincided with me wanting to do something while watching copious amounts of Netflix without having to think very hard about what I was going to knit. Win win!
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