Community Exciting news to share! You can now purchase your favorite Spruce Hill Knits items on Etsy.
To kick off the first day of fall, you can shop knit pumpkins, scarves, hats and more. Read more “Now on Etsy! Shop Spruce Hill Knits”
Knitting This pattern goes back to basics for a beautiful, classic knit beanie. This gender-neutral look is great for beginners and advanced knitters alike. Read more “Pattern: Knit Classic Ribbed Beanie”
Knitting In my opinion, there are two types of knitters out there. There are knitters who only knit when the weather gets cold. These are the September-March knitters. And then there are knitters who are just as happy to knit when it is 100 degrees out. That’s me.
Read more “The Perfect Summer Knit Crop Top”
Yarn I have a bad habit of hoarding yarn scraps. Sometimes I finish a project and have a small amount of yarn leftover that I decide to hang onto in case I can use it in the future (I never do). Read more “How to Use Yarn Scraps: Gift Bag Tassels”
Knitting If you have been stuck in quarantine from COVID-19 like me, you have likely scoured the internet for new knitting ideas and patterns. The temptation for online shopping has never been harder to resist!
Give your wallet a break with this roundup of my top five favorite free knitting patterns. Read more “Top Five Free Knitting Patterns”
Knitting This scrunchie will be your new work from home must-have accessory. It’s perfect for those days where you want to look like you at least put in some effort to get off the couch and onto a video conference. Read more “Pattern: Knit Scrunchie”
Knitting This scarf is a great weekend project choice. It knits up super quickly thanks to the thick weight of Manos Del Uruguay Serpentina yarn. Manos Del Uruguay is a nonprofit that brings social and economic opportunities to women in Uruguay. Read more “Pattern: Seed Stitch Knit Scarf”
Knitting One of my favorite parts of shopping for yarn is digging through the sale pile. It’s hit or miss, but every once in a while I find something perfect for a new project at an amazing price. Read more “Pattern: Knit Double Brim Ombre Hat”
Community Lately, I have been trying to buy more locally sourced and natural fibers. It helps to support local artists and is more sustainable than mass-produced yarn. Read more “Wild Hand’s Little Free Fiber Library”
Knitting The Hook Nook is one of my favorite maker accounts to follow on Instagram, so when I heard Jessica Carey would be partnering with Joann Fabrics on a new line of products I marked my calendar. Read more “Pattern: Pom-Pom Knit Scarf”
