This is a great book for anyone who learns visually.

Today, we have clues for Thursday's Crafty Living blog post and Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of theweek.

I finished plying some yarn this morning, and I couldn't wait to show you.

There are over a dozen free events on our calendar this week. Let us know about yours at craftyliving@jg.net.

This week, I chat with Mary Jeanne Packer, who has a fiber mill in New York state, and share a pattern for a little baby hat that is designed to hide slightly inconsistent spinning.

This is a great book to use either as a jumping-off point or just for itself.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.

Just in case you need one.

I had a GREAT time this weekend.

There are over a dozen free events on our calendar this week. Let us know about yours at craftyliving@jg.net.

This week, I chat with Spencer Hannah about Herdyand share a Little Gray Hat.

A seriously cute book, but with a few issues.

I have a small shopping list...

Here it is, as a pdf. Or, you could clip it out from today's paper.

Fiber festival season is really starting to kick off.

I made it, and learned a lot.

This week, Deborah Newton tries to convince me that finishing isn't all that bad and I share a pattern for a simple baby sweater, one of many to come.

Lots of pretty pictures, but some misleading information, too.

Still keeping up a good pace.

In which I fall a little short.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.

There are over a dozen free events on our calendar this week. Let us know about yours at craftyliving@jg.net.

I started something else, and I love it.

This week, I chat with Linda Cortright about her magazine, Wild Fibers, and share a technique for faking attached i-cord.

The first 20,000 years are the hardest.

This week's free pattern: a SemI-cord Edging.

Yes, I should have noticed sooner.

A clue for Sunday's Math4Knitters, Crafty Living free pattern of the week.