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KnitPro Snug Doctor Bag - Purple Tweed and Felt
Carry all your knitting projects in style, the Snug Doctor Bag is spacious storage option, perfect for knitters on the go. Large enough to hold up ...
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Introducing the Project Tote by Maika, the perfect bag for your knitting or crocheting projects. With its colorful design, this tote is not only ha...
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The perfect bag to be hands-free and carefree! This crossbody bag by Maika is big and roomy, making it the perfect choice for anyone looking for a ...
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The Small Pouch by Maika is the perfect mini pouch for storing all your knitting or crochet notions. With its cute design, it's not only practical ...
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NEW on the Goat's YouTube Channel!
Read nowWe try to keep our content fresh on the Goat's YouTube Channel — are you subscribed yet? Goat Podcasts with Kristin and Iris — These come out every two weeks or so. We chat about our current WIPs, what we're...
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New to knitting lace? 4 tips for the beginner.
Read nowLace is a technique in knitting that creates lovely and delicate patterns. Lace looks fancy and complicated, but if you can do a yarn over (YO) and know how to decrease (k2tog and SSK), you can knit lace!
Read on for four sanity-saving tips for knitting lace! Plus a bonus — a FREE lace knitting course from Tin Can Knits!
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"Hold two strands together..."
Read nowLast week we announced our Spring Knit Along — Love Note by Tin Can Knits. It looks stunning in all types of yarns, and one option is to hold a fingering yarn with a laceweight "fluff" yarn.
When choosing two yarns to hold together, there are a few things to consider about the role of your fluff yarn. Read on for our tips!