In these articles, I like to explore themes that are close to my heart or that have kept me up lately. You will find essays on psychology, feminism, and others, peppered with loads of pop cultural references.
The discovery of a Discord group with around 800 people sharing hundreds of paid knitting patterns highlights the vulnerability of the community’s designers and the entitlement of a few.
A new book uncovering the past, present and future of Central Jutland’s textile industry, how it shaped society and vice versa
Can cycling in the snow be a metaphor for quitting your job? How trusting yourself will always lead to the right decision (for you)
On the emotional rollercoaster that is a pottery workshop
A review of Thea Vesterby's newest book featuring 18 intricate lace patterns
Why it is self love to craft for yourself and what capitalism has to do with it
How crafting changes and supports me following a breakup
Learn more about who is behind the Knit Current!
A closer look at Japanese crafting traditions and creative similarities following a recent solo trip
Reclaiming “traditionally feminine” tasks (which actually are forms of art) is a feminist move in itself.
How do I choose knitting patterns to feature in round-up posts
How creativity can help find balance in life