Knitting for keeps

Hullo! We often think of love as something that lives in the present, exchanged between partners, family, or friends, but it also stretches forward in ways we may never fully see. I was recently at a

In a quiet living room long ago, a handkerchief of cloth cradled a story. A needle hovered over wool, through cotton, pulling a thread that tied one patch to the next and one life to another. This is

We’re on your side

GH ’s Simon Swift considers what future generations might make of our decisions about what to keep and what to let go of

From her smallholding in the heart of West Somerset, Bec Briar spins wool from her own flock of sheep and hand-weaves it into beautiful blankets and scarves

A SHETLANDER born and bred, Alison Rendall has been knitting since she was very young, and she has shared a lifetime of knitting experience in her new book, Fair Isle Knitting Tradition (Landauer Publ