I know this is baby week and all the posts are supposed to be about babies. If you’re anything like me, and don’t have children or currently know people with small children, then you don’t really understand why everyone is all about knitting baby things. There are several good reasons…
The three yarns I’m reviewing this week are all ideal for baby projects, but set side by side they’re very different. I’ve managed to list five different attributes: texture, weight, fiber composition, color choices and ideal projects. Texture In terms of texture, these three baby yarns could not be more…
Welcome to baby week here on KNITmuch, as I go over 3 yarns perfect for baby: Red Heart’s Soft Baby Steps, Comfort Sport and we’ll revisit Cutie Pie yarn. Here’s a general overview of these three yarns, I’ll link back to the Cutie Pie articles since we have already talked…
You’re not going to want to hang this on the mantle! With the holiday season soon approaching it’s time for decorating! Today, we explore the 6 essentials when knitting a holiday stocking with fur trim from what looks like a simple sock using Red Heart’s Boutique Fur trim! The yarn used…
Sashay your way onto the Fringe of Fashion Red Heart’s Sashay Fringe yarn is a very interesting and unique product, so I wanted to talk about my specific experiences making the Positive Pink Ruffles scarf pattern. The ruffle yarn, without the fur, was very popular in the not-too-distant past and…