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Join our August Knit-Along! We’re making the Hollo Bandana by Pufido using Cascade Hampton DK. Cast on with us August 1, stitch all month, and enter to win prizes—no sign-up required! Preorder your yarn by July 18.
Playful color combos for the Emotional Support Chicken pattern by Annette Corsino. Knit or crochet your own quirky comfort bird with just the right amount of yarn—plus video tutorials and pun-filled personality to match!
Learn how to make a felted roll-up pencil case using Cascade 220 wool yarn. This easy wool felting project is perfect for organizing hooks, pencils, or tools—with cozy, handmade charm.
Opal Hundertwasser Sock Yarn Some yarns speak for themselves. The Opal Hundertwasser series sings. Based on the visionary art and environmental activism of Austrian artist
The Barley DK hat from Tin Can Knits is the perfect beginner in-the-round project. With 7 sizes and helpful tutorials, it pairs beautifully with soft DK yarns like Malabrigo Silky Merino, Yarn Citizen Harmony DK, or Hummingbird Hand-Dyed.
Discover the perfect beginner knitting project with the Grain Shawl by Tin Can Knits—a free, one-size garter stitch pattern ideal for learning shawl construction. Pair it with budget-friendly or luxury yarns like Vanna’s Choice, Malabrigo Rios, or Cascade 220 Superwash. Plus, explore the Tin Can Knits app to customize your experience and track your progress with ease!
Learn how to crochet the All Day Backpack by Salena Baca—an easy, beginner-friendly crochet bag pattern perfect for summer. Uses worsted weight cotton yarn like Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton, Vanna’s Choice, or Cascade Anchor Bay. Free tips and yarn suggestions!
Crochet the perfect summer cardigan with this intermediate pattern by Salena Baca. The Cascade Cardigan is lightweight, seamless, and pairs beautifully with Cascade Ultra Pima cotton yarn—available at The Yarny Way.
In 2013, a simple shrug made with Vanna’s Choice became the pattern that launched my maker journey. Now, more than a decade and hundreds of projects later, I’m still reaching for that yarn—and sharing its magic with you. This post is about yarn, yes—but it’s also about legacy, storytelling, and how every stitch we make carries meaning. Whether you’re new to Vanna’s Choice or it’s a beloved staple, here’s why it still matters—and how your hands can tell a story too.
