Before the winter issue of Knitscene had even gone to press, I started knitting Melissa LaBarre’s Tereza Pullover . This simple top down pullover had a lot of appeal to me—chunky gauge, interesting...

Vergennes Pullover I had such great expectations. My Vergennes Pullover was going to be finished and ready to wear before the first cool days of fall. I love the stitch; I love the soothing click of the...

Perhaps “tell all” is a tad melodramatic, but I always find it illuminating to read about a designer’s thought process, design experience, and their feelings about the final product when...

It never fails—I see a sweater I want to knit, and then I start daydreaming all the different ways that I can wear that sweater. What color yarn would best go with these outfits? How can I dress...

The moment I spotted the eyelet patterned green fabric of the Vergennes Pullover from the Summer 2011 issue of Knitscene I was in love. One of the great benefits of working at Interweave is the ability...

It’s press week for Knitscene , so we’re a little pre-occupied around here. Here’s a round-up of some interesting goings-on in the knit world. Feel free to add more newsy bits in the...

This past weekend I attended a knitting retreat in the mountains of North Carolina. Two and a half days with about 40 other knitters, good food, and the cool little town of Blowing Rock. I gave a talk...

In the new summer issue of knitscene , we take a look at the work of Amy Christoffers . Amy’s design aesthetic is clean, classic, and thoughtfully articulated. Well-placed stitch patterns on grounds...