Arm knitting involves using your arms to make the stitches with yarn. While it's similar to traditional knitting in the movements that you make, there are differences, too. "The main difference is ...

On a Sunday morning earlier this month, Gail Kelley made her way inside Sew To Speak, a fiber-arts shop in Worthington. Just an hour later, she left the store with a newly knitted heather-gray cowl ...

LAKEWOOD -- Giving handmade gifts is rewarding, but many crafters dread having to churn out a dozen and one time-consuming scarves for each nephew and niece. But what if you could make a fashionable, ...

Wearing scarves, especially infinity scarves, has been a noticeably popular trend this year. While it’s hardly surprising to see a lot of scarves during winter, the most recent type of infinity scarf ...

So do Cameron Diaz and Sarah Jessica Parker, along with millions of others. "It" is knitting and crocheting, and in most cases it involves the use of needles. But did you know there's a way to knit ...

Unusual things are happening in the wonderful world of knitting. It seems a growing number of people are engaging in super-sized knitting using their arms in place of needles. And, in a more bizarre ...

Who needs needles? WSJ's Rachel Dodes shows you how to arm knit, a fast and easy way to get a chunky hand-made scarf. When it comes to knitting, Lydia Schoenbein thought she had seen it all. The ...

The Knit-y Gritty Knitters have been making hats, shawls, and teddy bears for years, and last month they added a new item to their repertoire: arm warmers made specifically for people receiving ...