A good story.
And a bunch of them.

10 October 2026

Die gefährlichste Frage der Strickwelt

Es gibt Fragen, die wir StrickerInnen vermutlich alle kennen und die meistens mehr nach sich ziehen, als uns lieb ist. Dabei fängt alles so harmlos an: Wir tragen…

26 September 2026

One cardigan is never enough

Some clothes have a season of their own: thick woollen jumpers for winter, linen tops for summer. But a cardigan? There is always room for one…

12 September 2026

UFO alarm in the knitting basket

Our last post about the curious logic of knitting maths clearly struck a chord. Today, we are staying with those little knitting habits that make perfect sense to us…

29 August 2026

Advanced knitting maths

There is a kind of maths only knitters understand. Ten balls of yarn at €11.95 each? Perfectly reasonable. A ready-made jumper? That is another calculation entirely…

15 August 2026

What type of knitting are you?

There are people who claim that you can recognize a person’s character by their zodiac sign. Others swear by personality tests and, after ten questions, allegedly know exactly who...

1 August 2026

Knitting now, not freezing later

It's summer. It is hot outside and actually now light tops, airy yarns and small projects as possible would be announced. Eigentlich. Because we're starting to think again...

18 July 2026

When everything goes wrong, sock wool helps

As you may know, we would really do everything for our customers. So at least everything that is in our power. We are looking for yarn alternatives, comparing colors,...

4 July 2026

Hitzefrei? Not for the knitting project.

Guys, what's been going on for the last two weeks, please? We do not know how you were, but in the meantime we really reached the point of...

20 June 2026

A knitting manual that was very convinced of itself

There are words that sound very reassuring when knitting. “Simple” for example. Or “starter-ready”. Or, especially beautiful: “foolproof”. You read it and you think, Well, please. Genau…

6 June 2026

Knitting for people who don’t actually have time

There is this sentence that we knitters hear quite often from friends or acquaintances: “I would like to knit so much, but I just don’t have time.”