Tackle the scary steek and open a whole new world of possibilities with your knitting! Together we will explore two different styles of steek edges from the fun of a […]
Fair Isle
Just Landed: Jaimeson’s Shetland Spindrift is here to stay!
After hosting a trunk show of Jaimeson’s Shetland Spindrift earlier this fall, we are simply delighted to announce that Spindrift is here to stay. It is now part of our […]
Just Landed: Jaimeson’s Shetland Spindrift!
After hosting a trunk show of Jaimeson’s Shetland Spindrift earlier this fall, we are simply delighted to announce that Spindrift is coming to Space to stay! We are so excited […]
Must Make Monday: Autumn Alpine
To say the Yarnistas are fans of Fair Isle Knitting is an understatement. When Caitlin Hunter released Autumn Alpine we immediately started plotting and planning. But it wasn’t until Quince […]
Must Make Monday: Anemone
It’s no secret that the yarnistas are a little obsessed with Knitting for Olive. So it is no surprise that the Anemone Sweater caught our eye when it dropped in […]
Scandinavian Knitting with Mary Jane Mucklestone
What makes Scandinavian colorwork different from other world traditions? We will explore color choices and the classic motifs used in Scandinavian stranded knitting. Learn techniques for tacking down extra-long floats […]
Exploring Color in Fair Isle Knitting with Mary Jane Mucklestone
This lively course will introduce the basics of color selection for fair isle knitting. We will learn about the use of color over the years in traditional Fair Isle knitting […]
Steeking 101 with Gudrun Johnston
During this workshop we will look at the various methods used when steeking your knitting. Working from a swatch, we will primarily focus on the crocheted reinforcement method but other […]
Must Make Monday: Instant Crush
This Monday the Yarnistas are in love. We have a crush on Joji’s newest sweater pattern – Instant Crush. Part of the Ready for Fall 2 Collection, this sweater checks […]
Knitting Steeks and Inserting Zippers: a workshop with Ann Budd
Learn how to add steeks so two- (or more) color patterns that are worked in rounds can be cut open—typically for a front opening, armholes, and neckline of a sweater. […]
Must Make Monday – Hickory Mittens
While the DC area enjoyed a relatively mild New Year, January is back in all its’ chilly glory – and all we want is a warm pair of mittens on […]