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The first time I laid eyes on the Scout Shawl I fell madly in love. This is when I first became acquainted with Florence Spurling's work and have dreamed ever since of working with her. So I and t...

So one night at Verb's virtual Maker's Meetup, a fellow Maker held up what she was knitting: a stunning piece of fabric where each side was a different pattern. It resembled the type of fabric ma...

  I love hearing people talk about why they make. When there is so much tugging at our attention, demanding our time, and still, people choose to make textiles by hand. This is such a testament to...

As we round the bend towards the new year of our Pro-Verbial Club, I thought it would be fun to do a short interview with each of the designers.    My first interview is with Jenny Ansah, an A...

Join us for a very special event! Aimée Gille of La Bien Aimée will be traveling from France to share with us knit samples from her latest book Neons and Neutrals. There will be a stunning trunk ...

Join us in knitting a Peach Pit shawl by Mary Jane Mucklestone using A Verb for Keeping Warm Annapurna. ~~~ To enter: Participants use Verb's Annapurna yarn to knit Peach Pit and post photos of t...

We've been obsessed with Florence Spurling's Scout shawl for quite some time. Scout is available in two sizes on Ravlery: Full and Mini. Our yarn recommendation is to use Verb's Flock for the foll...

Announcing our first Knit-a-long of 2023: Mabel by Cocoknits using Bread & Butter Bun. Post a photo of your progress to our Ravelry group or Instagram (and tag with #BunMabel) and have a chance...

On today's episode, listen to a beautiful essay written and read by author, writer, and wool advocate, Clara Parkes, recorded in Maine, where she lives. Clara reflects on the dynamic celestial phen...

On today's episode, listen to an interview with Jenya Schneider, the co-owner and operator of Cuyama Lamb. She and her team raised the sheep whose wool is used to make Graze. Located in Santa Barba...

Marigolds are one of my favorite flowers and dyes -- the warm golden hue found on their petals and transferred to yarn and cloth light up the room -- the color is like a warm embrace. We grow them ...

As we say goodbye to Summer, and ease into Fall, it seems that a cycle has been completed, so Adrienne and I thought we would give a garden update.