In our last blog post, we introduced you to some of the most common increase techniques when knitting. Now, we will introduce you to decrease techniques when knitting. We will do our best to explai...

Many people automatically think of potholders when they think of pure cotton yarn.  And then there is  Suave.

In this and the following blog post we will introduce you to a few common methods and have also prepared lots of video tutorials for you. Let's start with the increases, we'll decrease next time!

If you don't immediately think of the terms delicate and soft when you combine linen and cotton, you can learn something better with our Nepal yarn.

If you want to knit, you can't do without it: we're talking about the stitch cast-on. No matter what it's supposed to be, the stitches have to get on the needle somehow. Apart from a few constru...

Silk - light, delicate, shiny, elegant. As a woven fabric or as a yarn for knitting - silk is always somehow special. For thousands of years, it has been one of the most elegant and finest material...

It's probably happened to most of us before - you're happily knitting and suddenly there's a knot in the yarn. So not one that was created because the thread got tangled, but rather a knot that con...

Anyone who owns a piece of clothing knitted from cashmere knows how wonderfully soft it is. Simply luxurious! If you haven't knitted with cashmere yet, you should definitely treat yourself!

As name suggests, Re-Jeans comes from the manufacture of jeans. The basis for Re-Jeans is recycled cotton made out of denim: fabric residues are gradually dissolved and cleaned down to the individu...