Season 11, Episode 7: Known for her innovative knitwear designs, Laura Nelkin dreamed up a new use for knitting: an annual knit-a-thon that fights hunger.

Combining bold stitchwork with graphic motifs, Seth Richardson’s vintage-inspired designs have architectural appeal. Discover what inspires his striking, wearable knitwear.

Get a behind-the-scenes tour of a carding and spinning mill in upstate New York to see how yarn is made.

Get a designer’s thoughts on how to choose different colorways for your next sweater.

With a passion for sustainable yarn and a deep connection to color, Megan Granger hopes to inspire others to choose domestic wool.

We have the whys and wherefores—and a farm-fresh project to get you started!

When a sweater’s too much, but a shawl isn’t enough, reach for one of these chill-chasers.

Anne Choi knew shepherds who needed to sell wool and knitters who wanted to buy it. Using the fibershed model, she helped build a community in New Jersey.

With a closed cable that wraps around the heel of your hand, Star Athena’s design puts an unusual twist on mittens.

Following a pattern’s knitted gauge is very important when making things like sweaters, but some accessories are ripe for exploration. Check out our kerchief case study.