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You can make this quick and easy mitered knit shamrocks or dress up your favorite little one in these shamrock booties.
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Vickie Howell has two great projects to knit for St. Patrick’s Day! Original post by Natalie Zee Drieu

These little fuzzy friends come just in time to welcome spring.
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Check out Whit’s Knits over on The Purl Bee for the pattern and tutorial. Original post by Rachel Hobson

If you’re an argyle fan like me, you’ll love this argyle applique t-shirt tutorial from A Hoot and a Holler. I love it! [via Grosgrain]
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Using scrap knit material from cut-up t-shirts and a little Heat ‘n Bond, she creates a fantastic argyle pattern…

Unlike other wools, Merino isn’t “scratchy” on the skin and is relatively hard-wearing if knit properly, withstanding even washing machine treatment.

This Instructable illustrates how to add a 12in zipper to a sweater, useful for regulating your body’s temperature when cycling or hiking. I made …

Congratulations to Becky from Pittsboro, NC, Elsa from Portland, OR, and Enid from New York, NY for each winning a copy of Mason-Dixon Knitting by Kay Gardiner and Ann Shayne from our recent giveaway. Thanks to everyone who entered!
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Felt is technically a non-woven fiber, that will not unravel when cut. Essentially, this project is controlled sweater shrinking. My favorite materials to create something new with: wool sweaters. Instead the process of transforming something knit into felt is called fulling.

March is …