Log House Cottage Squishy Sock Yarn Review

There are certain sock yarns that feel like they were designed to be reached for again and again. They’re soft enough to make something you’ll happily wear against your skin, durable enough for everyday use, and versatile enough that you’re not limited to socks. Log READ MORE

How to Choose Yarn for a Knitting Pattern

Choosing yarn for a knitting project can be almost as exciting as choosing the pattern itself. There are all those beautiful skeins sitting in front of you. Soft merino. Fluffy alpaca. Shiny silk blends. Crisp linen. Hand-dyed colours that seem to change every time you READ MORE

Best Substitutes for Turtlepurl Yarns – Striped Turtle Toes

Founded and based in Hillsborough, New Brunswick, Turtlepurl Yarns has become well known among sock knitters for its beautifully hand-dyed, self-striping yarns. For more than sixteen years, owner Emily has been creating vibrant colourways that make knitting matching socks surprisingly simple and incredibly enjoyable. Each READ MORE

Turtlepurl Yarns Striped Turtle Toes Review: A Self-Striping Sock Yarn That Keeps You Knitting

In this Turtlepurl Striped Turtle Toes review, we’re taking a closer look at a self-striping sock yarn that’s particularly fun to knit with. There’s something undeniably satisfying about watching stripes appear all on their own. One minute you’re happily knitting away, and the next you’ve READ MORE

Yarn Weight Guide: Understanding Knitting Yarn Weights

If you’ve ever picked up a skein of yarn and wondered what words like fingering, DK, or worsted actually mean, you’re certainly not alone. This yarn weight guide will help you understand what those labels mean and how different yarn weights compare when choosing yarn READ MORE

How to Substitute Yarn Successfully (Without Ruining Your Project)

Have you ever fallen in love with a knitting pattern, only to discover the recommended yarn is out of stock, discontinued, or simply unavailable where you live? If you’ve ever wondered how to substitute yarn without completely changing the finished project, you’re in the right READ MORE