Cherry Bark
Our first design for the Almanac Series has gone out into the world and we are so pleased to have begun the collection with a
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Yarn of the Month – Arranmore Light
This September we are celebrating our very first Yarn of the Month, and with it, we begin our yearlong celebration of yarn and knitting, The
One Sweater V-neck
We are thrilled to share the latest addition to the One Sweater family: the One Sweater V-neck! The One Sweater is an ongoing design project from
One Sock Knitting Tutorials
Handmade socks are rewarding knitting projects which make wonderful gifts for you and those knit-worthy people in your life. If you have never knit socks,
How to Mend Holes in Your Handknits
Our mission at The Fibre Co. is to provide you with yarn for projects you are proud of. Once you’ve made those projects, we want
A Little Video About Cirro
We have recently had a few questions about Cirro yarn, so we put together a little video to share a few tips about the
The Marra Project Bag
When we came up with the idea to develop a project bag we knew Marra needed to be extremely functional, but it had to be
Gift Knitting – Quick Gifts You Can Knit Now
If you’re running out of time for gift knitting, The Fibre Co. Tundra is the yarn to reach for. Here we have seven ideas for
How to Knit Socks – One Sock KAL
Interested in learning how to knit socks? Many knitters are intimidated to cast on their first sock knitting project, yet they’re quite simple once you
Gift Knitting – 6 Ideas for Gifts You Can Make
We’ve rounded up six patterns for gifts you can make the knit worthy people in your life this year. Is there anything more special than
Glykos – An Asymmetric Triangle Shawl Knitting Pattern
Wrap yourself up all year round in Glykos, an asymmetric shawl knitting pattern designed by Dawn Henderson using The Fibre Co. Luma. Luma is a
How to Sl1, K1, psso – left leaning decrease
Wondering how to Sl1, K1, psso? You’ll find this technique used in many knitting patterns to decrease one stitch. Follow these three simple steps or watch
