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Choosing knitting needles can feel overwhelming, but there isn’t one perfect answer. In this guide, I share my thoughts on wooden, copper, aluminum, interchangeable, and straight needles—and why the best choice is often the one that makes you excited to keep knitting.
Crochet collars are having a moment, and the Skull Collar by Katya Novikova is a perfect example of why. Made with just one skein of Quince & Co. Willet, this eye-catching accessory combines vintage collar styling with playful skull motifs for a piece that’s fun to wear year-round. Read our review of Frieda Corley’s finished project, learn about the history of crocheted collars, and discover more sport-weight collar patterns to inspire your next make.
Each Memorial Day, many people wear or display red poppies as a symbol of remembrance and gratitude for those who served and sacrificed. The tradition
Summer is here at The Yarny Way! Learn about our extended summer hours, Saturday knitting series, beginner crochet resources, one-on-one support options, and why we’re focusing on calmer, small-group learning experiences this season.
This summer, The Yarny Way is inviting knitters to do exactly that with a new Summer Lunch KAL Series: relaxed, welcoming knit-alongs designed for makers who want a little structure, a little community, and a project worth showing off.
WEST TEXAS YARN TRAIL TO DEBUT ON LOCAL YARN STORE DAYA new collaboration connecting fiber friends across West Texas Lubbock, TX — April 23, 2026
May brings a fresh rhythm to The Yarny Way, with a focus on learning, skill-building, and creative momentum. From a new Knit-Along to beginner knitting with Jared and focused Sunday workshops, there’s something here for every maker ready to grow.
A new crochet sock pattern has arrived at The Yarny Way. Heritage Crochet Socks by Frieda Corley is a practical, toe-up design made for real wear, with a structured heel and customizable fit.
The Flax sweater by Tin Can Knits is one of the best free knitting patterns out there. I finished mine using Yarn Citizen Harmony DK and am sharing notes on fit, yarn choice, and why this DK version became my slow knit this season.