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Novelty yarns are wonderful; not only do they look great, but the yarn does most of the work. Discover how easy it is to use these glamorous fibers and adaptable yarns.

There are many different types of yarn, including multiple-plied yarn, sock yarn, brushed yarn, boucle yarn, chenille yarn, felting wool and superwash wool.

Pompom yarn is quick to work with and makes lovely gifts, but is not without its limitations.

The single crochet is the most fundamental crochet stitch. Step by step instructions are available for beginners and those who need a refresher.

Advice for the inexperienced knitter on what to buy to get started, including suggestions for yarn and needles and a free pattern for a simple scarf.

A quick five minute project using leftover novelty eyelash yarn and a bead.

A drop spindle is a wonderful way to introduce oneself to making yarn. A simple one can be made from recycled materials.

This is the second in a three-part series on Web retailers that reliably deliver knitting products of terrific quality for a manageable cost.

Spin Control by Amy King will help spinners better understand yarns and their spinning wheels, to produce great looking yarns and take their spinning to the next level.

Knit a cell phone cover and a matching purse. Each of these patterns takes less than a skein of yarn.

The chevron stitch has been around for a long, long time in crochet. Update the look with a few tweaks and try it on a new project.

Inexpensive glass candle holders can take on a variety of looks for weddings, bridal or baby showers, birthday parties, or holiday parties. Pair two or three as a gift.

This so-easy-to-make heart can be made using any yarn and corresponding hook, and it can be stitched up in almost no time.

Knowing yarn properties can help in choosing the best for a project. Synthetic yarns are widely used-especially blends. Each has advantages and disadvantages.

Girls can take scraps of yarn and wrap hair elastics, flip flops, picture frames, and pencils to create accessories using fun textured yarns.

When yarn starts to take over a home, find clever spaces to store it. Yarn can be stored almost anywhere with some creative thinking and simple suggestions like these.

Tank tops are fun and easy to knit, as well as fun and easy to wear. Try one or both of these free quick-to knit-up patterns. Teens especially will love them.