Mixed media art installation by Ben Cuevas that includes an amazing knitted skeleton.
In this video, you can see a yarn-making factory in Maine that's been around -- and using the same wooden machines -- for more than a century.
These deer trophies are a playful take on traditional hunting and gathering for the hearth and home.
An Austin-based small business that takes old sweaters and recycles the yarn from them.
A scholarship for knitters -- woo hoo!
The other great online knitting magazine. Compared to Knitty: even more amazing eye candy and even more elaborate designs; patterns are not free, but they are reasonably priced and the designers are compensated well for their hard work.
The first, and still most-loved, online knitting magazine. The patterns are free, and the site also includes excellent articles about techniques and other issues in knitting.
A must-join for any serious knitter. The site includes a giant, searchable database of patterns, yarns, and stores. There are forums on every topic imaginable. You can keep track of your projects, stash, books, and tools as well.
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This is a collection of links primarily for the use of the students in my first-year seminar on knitting at Southwestern University. Anyone is welcome to browse around, though.
Updated on Oct 27, 10
Created on Oct 12, 09
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