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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.
Make your own gentle, moisturizing face and body wash with just a few simple ingredients! This easy DIY is budget-friendly, customizable, and perfect for everyday self-care.
Happy Local Yarn Shop Day! Celebrate with The Yarny Way – Although our doors aren’t open yet, our online store has some goodies, free patterns, and more for you!
Explore a complete guide to Knitting Cast On Techniques including the Long Tail, German Twisted, Chinese Waitress, Cable, Knitted, and more. Learn when and why to use each method, plus find step-by-step video tutorials for every cast-on style. Perfect for beginners or seasoned knitters needing a quick refresher!
A beginner-friendly knitting pattern review of The Age of Brass and Steam shawlette using Juniper Moon Farm’s Cumulus yarn. Includes project notes, yarn tips, and a styling hack.
Your cosmic yarn shop in Lubbock is opening soon! Expect a cozy, inclusive space for fiber, creativity, and connection. Learn about our mission, and join us!
With JoAnn’s closing in Lubbock, we know that many talented crafters are looking for a new space to share their love of knitting, crochet, weaving, and other fiber arts. That’s where The Yarny Way comes in! Opening Wednesday, July 2, at the Kingsgate Center South, The Yarny Way will be Lubbock’s only dedicated local yarn shop and fiber arts hub.
I’ve always known my knitting style was a little different. When I first learned to knit in Germany in the mid-’80s, I didn’t think much
