Knitting Around the World

  1. Home /
  2. Knitting Around the World

Category Archives: Knitting Around the World

Free Knitting Patterns, Knitting Around the World

Destination: Andes. Knitting Traditions, Textures, and Stories from the Roof of the World

13  Apr
/ by /
inFree Knitting Patterns, Knitting Around the World
/ Leave a comment

The Andes have a way of capturing the imagination. Stretching along the spine of South America—from Colombia through Ecuador, Venezuela, Peru, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina—this mountain range is more than a geographic landmark. It’s a living textile archive. A place where knitting, spinning, and fiber traditions are not hobbies but heritage. For knitters looking to … Continue reading Destination: Andes. Knitting Traditions, Textures, and Stories from the Roof of the World →

Knitting Around the World

Knitting Through the Fjords: Exploring Norwegian Traditions

29  Jul
/ by /
inKnitting Around the World
/ Leave a comment

Norway’s dramatic landscapes—snow-dusted mountains, deep fjords, and cozy villages—aren’t just postcard-perfect. They’ve also shaped one of the world’s most beloved knitting traditions. From the iconic Selbu mittens to the bold Marius sweater, Norwegian knitting is a tapestry of history, heritage, and heart. Selbu Mittens  No conversation about Norwegian knitting is complete without the legendary Selbuvotter. … Continue reading Knitting Through the Fjords: Exploring Norwegian Traditions →

Knitting Around the World, Knitting Skills, Next Level Knitting Conference

Scottish Knitting Traditions and Heritage

23  Jan
/ by /
inKnitting Around the World, Knitting Skills, Next Level Knitting Conference
/ Leave a comment

The Art of Fair Isle Knitting Fair Isle knitting, originating from the Shetland Islands, is synonymous with Scotland’s cultural and textile history. Recognized for its vibrant geometric patterns, this stranded colorwork technique evolved as both a functional and decorative craft. The distinctive designs often feature natural dyes from lichens, plants, and roots, with patterns traditionally … Continue reading Scottish Knitting Traditions and Heritage →