Due to the current Stay at Home order from our Governor DeWine, the studio is not open to the public until further notice. I am however, taking orders by phone for curbside pick-up or free domestic shipping. Schedule a virtual…
Don’t raise your hand but how many of you are working your fingers to the bone getting your holiday gift stitching done? I am now. I had vowed to get all my gifting done early so I could focus on…
Not too long ago, there was a conversation at Open Stitch about two different kinds of stitcher, a process stitcher or a project stitcher? Truthfully, I’ve been stewing on that ever since. Do I really know what that means? How…
You are cordially invited to the 4th annual Spring StitchEscape at Indian Bear Lodge & Winery on March 20-22, 2020 Located on 200 acres of scenic Knox County, about 1-hour drive from Columbus, Ohio, is Indian Bear Lodge and Winery,…
Do you do certain things when you’re happy? Not things to make you happy. Knitting certainly does give me my happy. No, I mean do you grin when you’re happy? Do you hug people when you’re happy? Me? I sing.…
Another year of New York Sheep & Wool is in the books. It was a whirlwind trip to the Hudson Valley for 3 days of fun and fiber! This one should be high on your Fiber Fest Bucket List. It…
This is it. It’s about time. And I’m ready for it! Well, almost. I’m currently at the start of the second sleeve on my Ursa. One more episode of Ken Burn’s Country Music and it should be complete. My Hatdana…
This is a guest post from one of our studio instructors, Donita. Enjoy! - I find that a lot of us are hesitant to leave the well-trodden path in our crafting. We like to have a pattern to guide us;…
...and I have it bad. Last week, I started not one but three hats in one day. I still have a sleeve to go on my Ursa sweater, but these were calling me. Seriously. It must be the cooler mornings.…
Do you know the steps it takes to put out a good pattern? Of course, you must come up with an idea for your pattern. That just goes without saying. You can either write your pattern and then make it…