Knowing which knitting increase to use when will help you level up your craft and produce stunning results with both fabric shaping and textural surface interest. So join me as we demystify three knitted increases that you’ll be able to use for nearly any project.

There’s a new pattern in the shop. Join me for a tour of some of the key features and some yarny eye candy.

Instead of death, this season of change has breathed new life into My Secret Wish Knitting… and me. Plus, an old favourite pattern has been re-released.

It’s time to say goodbye to My Secret Wish Knitting. It’s been a good run.

Get three easy tips to improve your circular knitting projects and fall in love with knitting in the round today!

If you have some hands to warm up this winter, here are some great ideas for making knitted mittens, gloves, fingerless mittens, convertible glittens, fingerless gloves… you get the idea. All of these knitting patterns come in sizes from wee to adult large, so you can outfit hands of every age.

A round-up of what’s on my needles right now, including the current pattern revision-in-progress. (The new-and-improved Jill and the Bean Socks will be coming back to the store soon!)

When you’re revising a pattern and can’t find any yarns suitable to replace the discontinued one you designed it for, what’s a yarn mermaid to do?

A brief history of My Secret Wish Knitting, a snapshot of where we are now, and what we’re looking forward to.