Essays on knitting history and the lives of everyday knitters.
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Yoke Sweaters Turned Upside Down: Why Today's Are Knitted Top-Down, and Deeper
The yoke sweater is one of the most recognisable shapes in knitting: a plain body and sleeves, with a ring of colourwork around the neck and shoulders. It looks old and traditional, and a lot of knitters link it with Iceland, Scandinavia or...
The Victorian Stocking: A Finished Leg and a Welsh Heel
Notes from the Needles #11
Before the stocking, a quick thank you: this newsletter passed 1,000 subscribers this week. When I started writing here in April, I didn’t expect so many people to want to read about sock heels and knitting sheat...
Greenland, Norway, Iceland: How a Collar Became the Yoke Sweater
The circular yoke sweater, with a wide band of multicoloured pattern around the shoulders and a plain body and sleeves below, is one of the most recognisable sweater shapes today, best known from the Icelandic lopapeysa. It was most likely...
Spinning Linen, a Nålbound Bag & a Cheviot Gradient
Notes from the Needles #10
This issue is almost entirely about spinning: my first linen yarn and the nålbound bag I am making from it, the last breeds from the sample box, and the plan for my first gradient yarn, a Cheviot spin for a croch...
Before the Circular Yoke: Round Yokes on Ordinary Sweaters in the 1930s
In the 1930s, knitting columns in Australian newspapers, along with a few yarn companies in Britain and the United States, printed jumpers with round yokes. Some of these yokes were crocheted and some knitted, some were made first and other...
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British knitter and writer in Finland. Essays on knitting and the history behind it, with a particular interest in the lives of the everyday knitters.
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