Learn to Knit the Lady’s Mantle Cowl by Lily Kate France
The Lady’s Mantle is a great project for the knitter who is just starting out and is ready for a small project to learn some
One Sweater KAL – Video Tutorials
The One Series started out from one basic principle: ‘a simple sweater is universal: it’s a garment that every wardrobe benefits from.’ So far in
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
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
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
How to Cable Without a Cable Needle: A Video Tutorial
Let’s be honest: cable knitting looks amazing but using a cable needle can be a bit annoying. It slows you down, gets lost down the
Building a Handmade Wardrobe Using Make Nine
In December of 2015, Rochelle from Home Row Fibre Co. decided that she needed to make some drastic changes in her life. She was buying
How to Knit Bobbles
Bobbles are three-dimensional stitches that create fun texture on your fabric. They are very popular in traditional Aran-style sweaters, but you will also spot them
How to Alternate Skeins
Have you ever knitted a whole project only to realise that your fabric is colour-blocking or pooling in unexpected ways? This is something that many
One Sweater Tutorials
One Sweater Video Tutorials Inspired by a photo series of a single pullover worn by people from all walks of life, One Sweater is a
How to Join a New Skein of Yarn Using a Spit Splice
Weaving in ends is a task that many makers dislike, however, it is often unavoidable when making something that requires multiple skeins of yarn. Whenever