Knitting News

Kearney Public Library is offering three free knitting lessons. After completing all three sessions, participants will have made a dish cloth and an Infinity Scarf.

I started knitting as a way to do something relaxing. But in those early days it was far from a peaceful hobby.

Tattooed and tough, these Brazilian prisoners are getting in touch with their softer side.

This Week: Puppet Show: "Dig Into Reading" Tuesday, May 21 @ 4PM Come by and see a puppet show that tells you everything about the Summer Reading Club! Summer Reading Club Begins: Dig into Reading! Friday, May 24 Here we go again, folks! It's time for the SRLS Summer Reading Club.

Optimum has picked Hoboken's wool store Patricia's Yarns for a new media campaign to highlight how the Cable TV and internet company's products help small businesses.

Knitting and cats are so interwoven in clichA© and culture that we often see illustrations of yarn balls being batted by enthusiastic felines.

These knitting patterns for baby wraps are perfect for a DIY expert with a soft spot for spectator sports.

Some ladies in the Fairfield community are leading the way when it comes to reaching out to needy children.

First and foremost, the Rose City Yarn Crawl is hiring! They're looking for a photographer, someone to create an ebook, a webmaster and a social media director .

The Cystic Fibrosis Trust has teamed up with trampolining firm Super Tramp to raise money and wants youngsters to knitleg warmers which can then be sold.

Friday The Carrollwood Cultural Center will be giving tours to parents and guardians interested in enrolliong their children in The Enchanted Kingdom of the Arts Summer Camp.

If you've been itching to take a walk on the rebellious side of crafting without fear of arrest, you might get your chance this summer in Lowell, where art lovers are inviting us to yarn bomb their town.

Knit and Natter club members, from left, Margaret O'Kane, Mary C. Henry, Eileen McGilligan and Rose McLaughlin, pictured at Dungiven Library on Tuesday.

According to the Journal Gazette-Times Courier on May 16, the town of Casey, Ill.

KNIT/CROCHET CLASSES: Michaels, 4717 S. Padre Island Drive, will host the following classes with instructor Margaret Neu.

A Knitting Club, run by retired teacher Claire Biggs once a week at Hugh Sexey Middle School, has become very popular with pupils.

There may be nothing so analog as working with yarn - stitching and looping fibers by hand to create an interlocked network of fiber.

What: The Fiber Arts Celebration will offer family-friendly fun with live animals, demonstrations of spinning, knitting felting and hands-on craft opportunities.

Betty Diamond lives up to the name of her new Monroe store. She keeps all her customers "In Stitches" by providing classes and supplies for knitting, crochet and many other types of needlework.

Over the coming months 'Make with Mabel' will be hosting an increasing range of courses aimed at everyone from beginners to those wishing to brush up on their skills.