Weekly writings from Sandi Rosner on a life filled with knitting and books.
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This Book About Yarn Deserves a Spot on Your Shelf
I love digging into the technical aspects of yarn. Fiber content, structure, finishing treatments—the world of yarn is endlessly fascinating. But not every yarn is well suited to every purpose. In her new book, A User’s Guide to Yarn, Miche...
If At First You Don’t Succeed
I’m working on a colorwork yoke pullover for a design commission, and it’s not going well.
I have knit, ripped out, and re-designed the same 11 round section of the colorwork not once, but twice. Let’s hope the third time is the charm. I c...
Knitting Retreats: Are They For You?
This time last week, I was at St. Andrew’s Sewanee in the mountains of southern Tennessee attending Modern Daily Knitting’s annual Shakerag Getaway, commonly referred to simply as Shakerag.
A view of the quad at St. Andrew’s Sewanee. We ha...
How to Wind Yarn into a Center-pull Ball
When this post is published, I’ll be in Sewanee, Tennessee at the Modern Daily Knitting Shakerag Getaway. It’s rare that I go to an event like this as an attendee rather than as a member of the staff. I’m looking forward to spending t...
Yarn Review: Baa Ram Ewe’s Mowool
While fine-gauge mohair yarns have been popular with designers for several years, many knitters do not enjoy wearing mohair. Some mohair yarns look soft but feel a bit prickly. Some shed fibers as you knit, leaving you picking loose fiber o...
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SANDI ROSNER (she/her) is a freelance designer, technical editor, writer and teacher. When Sandi isn’t knitting, she usually has her nose in a book. She writes about knitting and books every week at A Good Yarn.
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