Earth week back to back wool challenge attempt

On 18 April, spinners and knitters of The COA Spinsters will be making their attempt at the International Back to Back challenge as part of their Earth Week celebrations.

If you're anywhere near Bar Harbor, Maine, they are inviting visitors.

The challenge organisers Tarndwarncoort (affectionately known as Tarndie) have confirmed that this is the first entry from a college team which they especially welcome.

Good luck to COA spinners, I'll report their time next month.

www.coa.edu...earth-week-back-to-back-wool-challenge

Friends from afar join forces to knit wartime life

This knitted diorama shows Winston Churchill visiting HMS Exeter and is part of the Longest Yarn II, Britain at War. This article from the BBC has interviews and details about the knitting of this particular scene.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cqj8l0ywywxo

Innovation in Wool Awards 2026

Campaign for Wool's Innovation in Wool Awards 2026 is open for submissions. Total prize money is more than £30,000.

The goal is to champion new ideas for wool from farm to fibre, manufacturing to end use.

2025 winners were Traditional Garden Growers for their Wooltiliser pellets, Wool Innovation International for their fleecy tree guards and Oxford Biopigments for their colourfast, mordant-free, plant-based dyes.

innovationinwool.com

A sweater inspired by a family photo

Debbie looks proud in this picture and rightly so. Her jumper is based on one that's sixty years old and was owned and worn by her mother.

She started by choosing and buying the Targhee fleece. She washed, spun, dyed and knitted the jumper and hopes that hers will also last for generations. All details are in this blog post.

plymagazine.com...a-sweater-inspired-by-a-family-photo

Replica sash completed

Carol has cut her reproduction George Washington sash from the frame.

It has yet to be wet-finished, which should tame its desire to curl up.

Congratulations, Carol, it has been amazing to watch this project develop.

www.spranglady.com/blog/replica-sash-completed

Was it impossible to pass the medieval knitting guild test?

Engineering Knits takes a detailed look at the history of knitting guilds and in particular, what was required to join the guild. This was in turn required for gainful employment.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZE5miI4zZM

Spinner's alphabet: C and D

Amelia continues with her spinner's alphabet, covering C and D this month.

My main link is C and D is here.

askthebellwether.blogspot.com...alphabet-what-begins-with-c.html

Can you weave kitchen towels on a rigid heddle loom?

Kelly doesn't like the word 'can't'. She admits that the floor loom can apply more beating force but says that "where there's a will, there's a way".

kellycasanovaweavinglessons.com...towels-on-a-rigid-heddle-loom.html

Primary shift

Pamela has tried to apply what she has learned about colour theory in a painting class to her handspun yarn, particularly with unusual primary colours.

To that end, she has made a series of knitted 'speedy samples' and quick rigid heddle gamps. You can read about how to make those along with Pamela's conclusions.

spinoffmagazine.com...sampling-a-range-of-handpsun-rainbows

What do you spin cotton on?

What do you use to spin cotton? A wheel, charkha or Tahkli? Amelia discusses the options.

askthebellwether.blogspot.com...what-do-you-spin-cotton-on.html

Bringing heritage-breed wool to knitters' hands

Farah wanted to produce locally-grown, breed-specific yarn. This article is about her business Knudsen Knits and the challenges that she has overcome.

spinoffmagazine.com/bringing-heritage-breed-wool-to-knitters-hands

Trusty toe up socks

Toe-up has always been my favourite direction for knitting socks. It seems more logical and also means that you can divide your yarn in two and knit the leg until you've used it all.

Crafty Yarnster has written about her first toe-up experience. It also involves an afterthought heel, in one case literally an afterthought, which required some knitting surgery.

thecraftyyarnster.com...trusty-toe-up-socks

Loom discovery reveals secrets of bronze age weaving

This loom is a reconstruction, pieced together from parts found at a bronze-age archaeological site.

Surviving parts include charred wooden beams, fragments of rope and clay weights.

scitechdaily.com/3500-year-old-loom-discovery-reveals-secrets-of-bronze-age-weaving

First Fleece wash of the year

I must admit that I don't understand why we enjoy Youtube 'unboxings' but there's something compelling about them.

In this blog post, Guzzisue opens and evaluates two boxes of fleece. One was a recent order, she'd had the other since sometime last year.

travelfibreandthread.blogspot.com...first-fleece-wash-of-year.html

Manchester - so much to thank you for

Kath has blogged about her experience of the TexStyle show in Manchester, which was very positive. She enjoyed meeting customers, seeing their renditions of her patterns and meeting Stephen West.

She met Stephen again the following weekend at the East Anglia Yarn Festival and has a similar blog post from that event.

kathandrewsdesigns.com...manchester-so-much-to-thank-you-for

Diz a roving from your drum carder

In this video, Caitlin demonstrates how to diz a roving from your drum carder. She's using the Ashford e-Carder 30 and it's fun to see one of those in action.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=BR0JNzNbSrw

Vintage knitting hacks

Engineering Knits tries out three knitting tips that she has found in vintage books.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3eNasP9XSM

More tricks for threading without mistakes

Peggy follows up on an earlier post (link at the top of this one) with three more tips and tricks for threading your loom perfectly.

peggyosterkamp.com...more-tricks-for-threading-without-mistakes

I knit a stitch marker into my project!

Sandi gives three solutions to this problem - dropping a stitch and running it down to the marker, cutting the marker and cutting / repairing the stitch it's attached to.

www.interweave.com...knit-stitch-marker-into-project

Ask Madelyn: how to navigate beat

What exactly do 'firm' and 'gentle' mean? In this recent agony aunt column, Madelyn helps a reader to get her beat just right.

handwovenmagazine.com/weaving-techniques-beating-weft

Choosing yarns for the pin loom

You could use anything from laceweight to DK with a Zoom-Loom-style pin loom but it's essential to choose the right weight for the particular project, as Benjamin explains.

littlelooms.com/choosing-yarns-for-the-pin-loom

Praise for the Portuguese knitting pin

The Portugese style involves using a brooch-like pin or simply wrapping the yarn around your neck, which takes the tension off your hands and makes purling a breeze. Nia says that her pin is more like jewellery than a knitting tool.

www.moderndailyknitting.com...praise-for-the-portuguese-knitting-pin

3 Ways to Work the SSK

I've never been quite sure whether the way that I make a SSK (left-leaning version of the K2tog decrease) is correct. It turns out that it is but there are two more variations that give slightly different results.

www.interweave.com...3-ways-to-work-the-ssk-slip-slip-knit

Fractal plying

As mentioned last month, Spin Off are releasing monthly videos in their 'How Do You Spin a Braid?' series for free (purchasers have access to everything right away).

This month they've released Lesson 3: Fractal Ply.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=KFv3bxr3jQg

Five top-down sweater styles

If you're new to knitting jumpers then this may be of great interest. It's an extract from Ann Budd's book The Knitter's Handy Book of Top-Down Sweaters in which she outlines five sweater styles and their pros and cons.

www.interweave.com...top-down-sweater-styles

How to customise rounded sock toes

Everyone's feet are different and one of the benefits of knitting socks is that you can customise the shape.


Roxanne gives instructions here for three different versions of the rounded toe which will suit those with shorter, average or longer toes. In a previous article, which she links to, she covers the wedge-shaped toe.

These all relate to top-down socks but if knitting toe-up you could take this on board and modify your usual cast-on and increases.

www.interweave.com...customize-rounded-sock-toes

Demystifying Kitchener stitch

This is a very deep dive into Kitchener stitch.

techknitter begins with a simple duplicate stitch method before explaining the usual Kitchener stitch. Then covers grafting garter stitch, ribbing and double-knit fabric.

www.interweave.com...demystifying-kitchener-stitch

How much ply twist is "balanced"?

As new spinners we're taught to check for balance but the problem is that twist in singles becomes 'dormant' on the bobbin and only shows up later in the wet finishing.

Amelia explores the subject.

askthebellwether.blogspot.com...how-much-ply-twist-is-balanced.html

Who's got the button?

Jillian has this trick for keeping two strands of yarn together at similar tension when knitting. It may or may not be stolen from the plying trick!

www.moderndailyknitting.com/community/whos-got-the-button

Finding the right size

What if the pattern you like doesn't offer the right size?

Kate discusses altering patterns and 'Franken-Pattern' interchangeable options.

www.moderndailyknitting.com...garment-knitting-on-finding-the-right-size

Table loom choices

Kelly is asked frequently "which table loom should I buy?" and has written this comparison of offerings from Ashford, Louet and Lojan. She takes into account price, ergonomics and features.

kellycasanovaweavinglessons.com...ashford-vs-louet-vs-lojan-flex.html

Daedalus Dove vs. Starling

A couple of months ago, Felicia interviewed David Giles from Daedalus Spinning Wheels about his business and his new design, the Dove.

Here we see a side-by-side comparison of the well-established Starling and the new Dove.

sweetgeorgiayarns.com/daedalus-dove-vs-starling-a-side-by-side-e-spinner-comparison

My new swift!

Crafty Yarnster received a swift for Christmas and filmed the unboxing and her first experience with it.

As far as I can see, the brand is undisclosed, so this isn't so much a review of the product but an evaluation of using a swift and ball winder vs managing by hand as she has done previously.

Her reaction is delightful and the video on this page is an enjoyable watch, even if you're experienced in the ways of the swift.

thecraftyyarnster.com...my-new-swift

Hot Chili

Thread Head Joanne has made this Hot Chili shawl in cool colours. She used yarn that she spun 'years ago' and dyed in this gradient.

The pattern is free, it's a summery crochet shawl by Carmen Heffernan.

joanne-threadhead.blogspot.com/2026/03/week-10-of-2026.html

Jaunty

Jaunty by Andrea Mowry has been the subject of a spin-a-long. allisonmarieknits took part and has now finished her first spin-to-knit project.

In this social reel, she talks about the modifications she made and gives the details of her spinning.

www.instagram.com/p/DWjteGjE5U9/

Satisfaction

Jean has finished this wedge-weave wall hanging. She says that it's very satisfying to finish something that's taken five months.

It's entirely naturally-dyed handspun mohair.

onesmallstitch.wordpress.com...satisfaction-3

Lorraine Nielsen makes decorative products using wool from her Jacob flock. Her own website is here.

Her work is on display this month at Plumas Arts, Quincy.

www.instagram.com/p/DWmDAlmlIRR/?img_index=2

Malabrigo nube braid

teakdecks has finished this skein of Malabrigo nube and loves it. No yardage is given but it's 3-ply, approx DK-weight.

She began using ply-on the fly, but switched to singles when it became too heavy, then chain-plied those singles.

"so much beautiful variation!", she says.

www.ravelry.com/people/teakdecks/handspun/malabrigo-nube

Walled Garden Vest

Imkehim has finished this Walled Garden Vest. The pattern is by Sonja Bargielowska.

It uses three handspun yarns, all John Arbon Appledore fibre.

www.ravelry.com/projects/Imkehim/walled-garden-vest

Nevada Kimono Cardigan by Kyla Zoran

I do love an interesting construction and this one is deceptively easy. It's a rectangle of garter stitch, made using two yarns held together. It'll be very quick and simple enough for travel or TV knitting.

It calls for around 550 yards, I assume that's total. DK+DK=Bulky (7 wpi).

The pattern is on this page with a refreshing lack of advertising.

kylazoran.com...free-knitting-pattern-nevada-kimono-cardigan

Simplo by Meiju Kallio

This is an easy yoke sweater, knit top-down. It uses a bulky (7 wpi) yarn. There are twelve sizes.

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/simplo

Red Smiddy by Kate Davies

These socks can be worn as slouchy house-socks.

The Industrial pattern commemorates Scotland's first blast furnaces in Wester Ross.

One spinner has begun a handspun pair but it's early days yet.

www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/red-smiddy

Forest Floor by Sara Bauer

These socks are traditional cuff-down flap and gusset, tapered grafted toe. They feature a fir cone lace pattern and a cable on the back of the leg, although some choose to leave this out.

The designer sadly passed away last year.

With thanks to Knit/Wit for the suggestion

www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/forest-floor-7

Kaibara by Linda Marveng

Linda suggests a lustrous luxury yarn for this top and says that it's suitable for a perfect Summer day or formal occasion.

It requires 1398 - 2554 yards of sport-weight (12 wpi) yarn for sizes ranging from XS to 5XL.

I did feature this last year and I'm listing it again because a recent blog post by Linda reminded me of it and now I'm determined to make one. I will be using brittg's modifications.

www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/kaibara

Fruit of the Vine by Anne Hanson

This lace pattern creates the pattern of a grapevine trellis and makes a light summery scarf from laceweight yarn.

www.barenakedwools.com/products/fruit-of-the-vine

I is for Ingenious

This isn't a pattern or a single project suggestion but a more general area to explore if you haven't already.

I was surprised by what I learned about the origin of the name 'i-cord' and I'm still not sure that I believe Kathleen!

She looks at a few patterns, embellishments and the tools that you can use. Personally I've found it very therapeutic to knit the cord on dpns, but if you need a length quickly, plug an electric drill into one of those hand-cranky devices and watch it go!

www.interweave.com...the-knitted-i-cord-i-is-for-ingenious

Nicola Turner: Time's Scythe

Nicola Turner has used recycled wool and horse hair stitched into mesh to create tendrils that spill from a chapel bell tower and over a gallery.

The work, installed at Yorkshire Sculpture Park's chapel, is entitled Time's Scythe and will be on display from Easter to the end of September.

Her work appeared in the recent adaptation of Wuthering Heights.

ysp.org.uk...nicola-turner-times-scythe

Home Sweet Home

Home Sweet Home is an exhibition at MAD Brussels featuring work by 80 artists. All have contributed a bird house. The exhibition aims to make people think about the concept of home.

Some are textile and I've spotted at least three in pictures of the exhibition that appear to be knitted.

www.dezeen.com/2026/03/12/max-lamb-sabine-marcelis-birdhouses-home-sweet-home-exhibition/

Thomas Jackson

Thomas Jackson's work often features coloured fabric billowing in the breeze. Thomas is focusing on a new book and making new work. Follow the link to his Instagram for more pictures.

www.thisiscolossal.com...homas-jackson-fabrics-landscapes-photographs

Sea slug species as whimsical felt sculptures

Arina Borevich creates cute hand-felted replicas of the nudibranch, one of the most weird and wonderful sea creatures.

mymodernmet.com/felted-sea-slugs-arina-borevich

Weaving Nature by Hu Yuehua

Weaving Nature is "a large-scale composition of indigo and ochre leaves, blooms, and growths stitched together from dyed cotton and linen" by Hu Yuehua at Design Shanghai.

www.thisiscolossal.com...hu-yuehua-weaving-nature-design-shanghai

Brushstrokes transform into beaded topographies

What look like brush strokes at first glance in Liza Lou's 'paintings' is actually clever use of beads.

Click through for close-up pictures of her labour-intensive work.

www.thisiscolossal.com/2026/04/liza-lou-faq-beaded-paintings

Natural Fibre Weekend, RHS Garden Rosemoor

18 - 19 April 2026, RHS Garden Rosemoor, Great Torrington, Devon

Exhibitors, demonstrations and a list of workshops, some mixing fibre crafts with flowers and plants.

Entry will be free for RHS members, normal garden admission for non-members. Workshops obviously have to be booked and paid for separately and includes garden admission.

www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/rosemoor/viewevent?EFID=1400&ESRC=CMS

The Woolly Good Gathering

17 - 18 April 2026, Edinburgh Academy

Since 2019 Edinburgh been missing an important festival: a yarn festival!

A new event to celebrate knitters, crocheters, weavers, spinners and fibre lovers with a festival of crafts, workshops, talks, food, music and good company.

www.woollygood.co.uk

Spring Into Wool

11 - 12 April 2026, The Grammar School, Leeds

80 stalls, food, free parking, workshops, demos.

The perfect event for all lovers of knitting, crochet, feltmaking, weaving, spinning, dyeing, and all things woolly!

www.springintowool.co.uk/index.htm

The Sodbury Yarn Over

18 - 19 April 2026, venue tbc

Yarns, fibres, weaving, crochet, knitting, spinning, accessories and workshops and more.

thesodburyyarnover.co.uk

Wonderwool Wales

25 - 26 April 2026, Royal Welsh Showground, Builth Wells

2026 is the 20th Anniversary. First held in 2006 to promote the market for Welsh wool and add value to product for small wool & fibre producers in Wales, the festival celebrates the green credentials of Welsh wool and its versatility as a material for creative crafts, designer clothes, home furnishings and more.

Wonderwool Wales has grown year on year. It covers everything from the start to the end of the creative process.

A list of accommodation and camping in the surrounding area is available on the Wonderwool website.

www.wonderwoolwales.co.uk

Yarnies at the Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings

May 2, 2026, Shrewsbury Flaxmill Maltings

Celebrate the art of wool. A fantastic day for enthusiasts to showcase talents and connect with fellow yarn lovers. ‍

yarniesattheflaxmill.co.uk

Buxton Wool Gathering

16 - 17 May 2026 Pavilion Gardens, Buxton

Exhibitors will be displaying the best of yarn, knitting, and crochet in the gateway to the Peak District. The website contains an exhibitor list and ticket information.

The event's home page contains some charity patterns raising money for Macmillan.

buxtonwool.co.uk

Threads Textile Festival

16-17 May 2026 Sunny Bank Mills, Farsley, Pudsey, LS28 5UJ

Celebrating textiles through a series of talks, workshops and a market featuring 50+ textile stalls each day

www.sunnybankmills.co.uk...threads-textile-festival-2026

The Big Flock

16 - 17 May 2026, University of the West of England, Stoke Gifford, Bristol

A curated yarn festival, aiming to celebrate diverse makers and designers of high-quality yarn, fibre, garments and accessories

www.thebigflock.com

Tangled Galashiels Fibre Festival

Fri 29 May - Sat 30 May 2026, Galashiels, TD1 3JX and tba

The two-day festival isn't just a yarn festival, it's a celebration of independent textile artists, crafters, dyers and spinners, as well as its local community.

Textile exhibitions, interactive activities, workshops, a brand new Fleece Market and over 30 craft stalls

www.tangledgalashiels.com

The Great British Fibre Festival

30-31 May 2026 Coldharbour Mill, Uffculme, Devon

A yarn and fibre show with a twist - it's aimed to educate and connect people with the origin of their yarns, wool fibre and more...you'll find flax, leather, nettle, wood, ceramic and more at the show!

Brought to you by the organisers of Stitch Fest South West.

www.thegreatbritishfibrefestival.co.uk

Leeds WoolFest

Sat 6 June 2026 Leeds Industrial Museum

The city's original festival of wool is back with a bang in 2026. Craft stalls, workshops, live demonstrations, a pop-up tea room and loads more.

https://museumsandgalleries.leeds.gov.uk...woolfest-2026-n8df

Mill Open Weekend, John Arbon Textiles

6 - 7 June, 2026, The Assembly Rooms, South Molton Town Hall with tour of JAT Mill

A weekend of woolly shenanigans in North Devon.

Tickets for tours, talks and workshops are now available for booking.

www.jarbon.com/mill-open-weekend

The Wool Monty

13-14 June 2026 Magna, Magna Way, Sheffield S60 1FD

Accessible, inclusive, welcoming.

thewoolmonty.co.uk

Woolly Weekend

13-14 June 2026, Dilham, Norfolk, NR28 9PT

Hosted by the historic Worstead Guild.

www.worsteadweavers.org.uk/woolly-weekend

Cumbrian Wool Gathering

20 - 21 June 2026, J36 Rural Auction Centre, Cumbria

A gathering of people with a love for wool and yarn, and the associated crafts. The first Cumbrian Wool Gathering is organised by the same team responsible for Bakewell Wool Gathering and Buxton Wool Gathering.

cumbrianwoolgathering.co.uk

Midlands Wool Festival

11 - 12 July 2026, Wolverhampton Racecourse

70 top class exhibitors from all over the country in an accessible venue, great food, free parking, workshops, free demos from local guilds, charity magazine stall

www.midlandswoolfestival.co.uk

Summer Wool Festival

25 - 26 July 2026 Redborne School, Ampthill, Bedfordshire, MK45 2NU

over 100 of the very best stalls from all over the country, a great range of workshops, a street food area, lots of room to sit and chat, free demonstrations and advice from several local guilds.

Picks up where Fibre East left off.

summerwoolfestival.co.uk

Eden Wool Gathering

1 Aug 2026 Whithorn Roundhouse, Dumfries & Galloway

A new event to promote and showcase wool and wool-related crafts. All proceeds to Stranraer Cancer Drop In Centre.

www.facebook.com/EdenWoolGathering

North East Wool Show

8 - 9 August 2026, Newcastle Racecourse

90 amazing stalls plus a great range of workshops. cafe, demonstrations.

www.northeastwoolshow.co.uk

Pop Up Wool Show

15 August 2026, Hulme Hall, 23 Bolton Rd, Bebington, Wirral

A selection of vendors selling everything from hand dyed yarns and fibres to felting kits and needles

Entry £4 per person, available on the door or online.

www.coastal-colours.co.uk/pop-up

Southern Wool Show

22 - 23 August 2026, Newbury Racecourse, Berkshire

A festival of woolly goodies. The perfect event for all lovers of knitting, crochet, feltmaking, weaving, spinning, dyeing, and all things woolly!

www.southernwoolshow.co.uk

The Scottish Yarn Festival

12 - 13 September at Perth Concert Hall

The Scottish Yarn Festival is the new name for Perth Festival of Yarn.

The Vendors' Gallery Marketplace is the place to find materials and inspiration for your future crafting projects, the chance to meet and talk with the makers behind your favourite independent brands, to indulge in a little celebrity spotting.

Past tutors and lecturers have included Jeanette Sloan, Françoise Danoy, Andre de Castro, Di Gilpin, and Amy Palko

A fringe programme of social events has included books signings, gala dinners and fashions shows, and Perthshire gin flights

thescottishyarnfestival.com

unravel... autumn

Fri 11 - Sat 12 September 2026, Farnham Maltings

unravel... autumn is a celebration of all things yarn making from knitting and crochet to spinning and weaving

At the core of unravel... autumn is the curated marketplace which showcases independent producers, well established makers alongside first-time yarn show exhibitors from around the UK. In addition, on each day of the festival, there is an inspiring programme of bookable workshops.

farnhammaltings.com...festivals/unravel-autumn

Yarndale

26 - 27 September 2026, Skipton Auction Mart, North Yorkshire

Over 180 makers, craft workers, retailers, and artisans in the picturesque market town of Skipton, North Yorkshire.

yarndale.co.uk

Shetland Wool Week

27 September - 6 October 2026

Shetland Wool Week is a world renowned celebration of Britain's most northerly native sheep, the Shetland textile industry and the rural farming community on these islands.

Includes classes, talks, drop-ins, art. See website for the full events listing.

shetlandwoolweek.com

Yarnstock

2 - 4 October 2026

A cosy weekend festival for crochet lovers, yarn crafters, and wool enthusiasts. Camp or visit for the day.

www.yarnstock.co.uk/index.php

West Wales Wool Show

Saturday 3 October 2026, Queen's Hall and Plas Hyfryd Hotel, Narberth, Pembrokeshire

A celebration of all things woolly. From beautifully hand crafted items, clothing and footwear to knitting wool, fleece and all the equipment needed to make at home. Demonstrations run throughout the day with stall holders sharing their skills and knowledge with visitors plus wool skill workshops such as felting.

westwaleswoolshow.weebly.com

Stafford Wool Gathering

17 - 18 October 2026 Staffordshire County Showground

Bakewell Wool Gathering has moved to Stafford.

Over 100 exhibitors showcasing their skills and offering everything you need. Or take part in workshops to learn and improve on your own skills.

Whether you enjoy spinning, felting, weaving, knitting, or crochet, it's an event you won't want to miss.

staffordwoolgathering.co.uk

Yorkshire Yarn Fest

14 - 15 November 2026, Sandburn Hall, York YO60 7RB

More details to follow

www.yorkshireyarnfest.com

Knit + Stitch Show Northern Ireland

12-15 November 2026, The Eikon Exhibition Centre

Meet up with like-minded crafters, discuss ideas, learn new skills, find inspiration and shop for your annual craft supplies, including wool, fabric and beyond from big brands and specialist suppliers.

www.knitandstitchshow.co.uk/northernireland

Christmas Wool Show

14 - 15 November, National Conference Centre, Birmingham

80 amazing exhibitors from all over the country in a fabulous venue. Free parking, café, free demonstrations from local guilds, charity magazine stall, yarn winding service and plenty of room to sit and chat.

www.christmaswoolshow.co.uk

Knit + Stitch, Harrogate (previously The Knitting and Stitching Show)

19 - 22 November 2026, Harrogate Convention Centre

Meet up with like-minded crafters, discuss ideas, learn new skills and shop for your annual craft supplies, including wool, beads and beyond from household name brands and special suppliers alike including Fabric Godmother, Toft and more.

www.theknittingandstitchingshow.com/harrogate