It’s funny how one thing can lead to another here at Knitting for Charity. You’ll remember how a short while ago, we had an All About Ravelry series of articles. Then, a little while later, I shared a batch of “frugal/thrifty knitting” groups that I discovered on Ravelry.
The Peyton Heart Project is a simple handcrafting charity designed to help prevent suicide Note: all the statistics in this post come from the Center for Disease Control website from the year 2023. Did you know that suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States? It is a particularly troublesome…
Are you looking for some serious brain exercise? Flex your concentration muscles with one of these insane blanket knitting patterns Do you ever get tired of simple, easy knitting patterns? Do you ever itch to set aside the “mindless” projects and get the urge to tackle something more complex? If that’s not you… if that’s…
Delaware Head Huggers offers free knitting patterns and a wonderful way for you to provide chemo hats to cancer patients Have you ever thought that you couldn’t do anything special with just one skein of yarn? Robin Agar, of Delaware Head Huggers, would like to tell you otherwise! With just one skein of yarn, you…
Want to save money on knitting but don’t know where to turn? Check out these fantastic Ravelry groups devoted to exactly that One of the greatest things about Ravelry, in addition to its amazing pattern database and browser, is its groups. Groups are small communities within Ravelry. They’re organized by topic, and those topics can…
Several months ago, I stumbled upon a list of “knitting confessions” at a message forum at Knitter’s Review. I read the thread and was very entertained. I also started to feel a little less “alone” in some of the things that I did in my knitting life.
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