Knitting New England

Dedicated readers of this blog know that an annual tradition, the presentation of Knit Something Day results, was begun a couple of years ag...

Linda and I are sending a box of knitted and crocheted items to New York, as part of the Hurricane Sandy relief effort. If you'd li...

The wheels of change grind slowly, but gradually I'm reaching the bottom of the UFO pile. This latest FO, called the "Petite Popove...

yesterday evening, at the Hook and Needle Guild of Slater Mill in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, I was thrilled to meet knitting goddesses  Amanda...

Gentle knitters, I was rambling down the Hoparts Open Studio trail this weekend and came upon the wonderfully talented textile artist, Sarah...

In the past two years I've seen, sadly, several Rhode Island LYS go belly up. Why?  The economy, stupid! as the snowclone  (and James...

Deborah Newton gave a slide-illustrated talk to the Slater Mill Knitting and Crochet Guild last night, about her three decades as a profes...