Introducing PURL Magazine
You might be interested to know that a new quarterly knitting magazine is in town! PURL is brought to you […]
Every Stitch is a Vector: Designing the Westcott Shawl, an Unexpected Heirloom
Most people see a lace shawl and think of fragility, or maybe delicacy. I’ve already told you about the time
To Seam or Not to Seam? The Truth About Structure in Knitwear Design
Seams can be a divisive topic in the hand knitting world. Many knitters avoid them because, if they’d wanted to
A Celebration Of the Bonnie Sweater: Why I Waited 7 Years for the Perfect Dart
The accidental crop. We’ve all been there. You finish a sweater, put it on, and realise it’s neither a full-length
The Power of Mapping Measurements: Why Knitters and Designers Need a Garment Grid
Mapping measurements is how to avoid being caught out by size charts and successfully fit a knitting pattern. Whether you’re
Invisible Architecture: How Geometry Shaped the Alyssum Sweater
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about why we are drawn to certain textures. When you look at the Alyssum
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