A simple sweater is universal: it's the kind of garment that any wardrobe could benefit from. For makers who love to draw attention to a beautiful yarn, it also makes the perfect canvas. With that... Continue reading
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Becky Baker is our Design Manager at The Fibre Co. as well as the designer behind our upcoming One Sweater pattern. A lifelong knitter, she lives in Scotland with her husband Lewis. Becky has worked... Continue reading
In today's city guide, we are sitting down with Deanna Guttman who is the owner of Needles in the Hay, a beautiful yarn shop in Peterborough, Ontario. In this blog post, Deanna shows us around... Continue reading
Today on the blog, we’re chatting with Enrico, the owner of Paris yarn shop, Les Tricoteurs Volants. There is so much to see in the city and we think Enrico is an excellent guide for... Continue reading
On Friday, we will be opening up our fifth Yarn Support Programme for design submissions. As we seek to support and highlight the work of BIPOC designers, we want to take some time to publicly... Continue reading
We believe in proudly wearing what you make as often as possible. However, we also know that, for many people, making in the warmer months can be more of a challenge. Spring/Summer Knits That You Will... Continue reading
Today, on the blog, we're chatting with Tiina Huhtaniemi who is the owner of TitiTyy, one of Finland's biggest and most popular yarn shops. In this city guide, Tiina gives us a tour of her beautiful... Continue reading
Who is your favourite independent knitting pattern designer? We wouldn’t be surprised if many of you said Caitlin Hunter who designs under the name Boyland Knitworks. Visit any fibre festival and you will see countless renditions... Continue reading
As we reach the start of a new year, we want to say a heartfelt thank you to our amazing community of stockists and makers. It has been an absolute pleasure to provide you with gorgeous... Continue reading
In many ways, knitters are easy to buy gifts for, since you know they will be very happy with yarn - especially if it's REALLY nice yarn. The tricky part is knowing exactly how much... Continue reading
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