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Looking for a gift for your favorite knitter? The most obvious answer is something handmade and something adorable as knitting itself is a symbol of love. If you’ve been the lucky recipient of a hand-knit gift, you would love to show your appreciation and that is by gifts that take a prized spot in a knitter’s craft collection. Look beyond knitting needles and bundles of yarn and try out some incredible knitting accessories that bring your loved knitter joy. While there are many notions that a knitter needs in their craft, we will mention a few that can be counted...

Wool is a loved yarn, its warmth and softness make it a favorite of most knitters and crocheters. Choosing any yarn can be pretty confusing but rest assured not much wrong goes with wool. Be it knitting or crochet, the yarn is a wonderful choice for both crafting techniques. Learning to crochet is tricky enough. You have to understand the yarn first and then decide upon a crochet hook before starting any project (glance over our previous blog on how to choose a crochet hook). Don’t make the process harder by choosing the wrong yarn, just go with wool. Why...

You know that feeling when you pick up a really good pen? The kind that glides effortlessly, feels balanced in your hand, and makes you want to write more? That's exactly what happens the first time you knit with a pair of Lantern Moon needles. One of the most appealing aspects of Lantern Moon knitting needles is rooted in craftsmanship and sustainability. Their products are made of premium ebony wood, which is ethically sourced and crafted by skilled artisans. Focusing on handmade quality not only ensures durability but also gives each needle a distinctive feel. Lantern Moon needles are known...

Double pointed needles (DPNs) have a special place among the knitting tools. Usually, a set of five needles, DPNs allow knitting from both ends and are the most convenient option to knit in the round. Knitters love their double-pointed needles and there are sufficient reasons to do so. They have been handy tools to knit in the round, even the smallest circumference projects, such as socks, hats, baby booties, and the fingers of a glove. To knit with double pointed needles is a challenge if you are just starting, but with time and practice, who knows it might become your...