Cost: $34.95
Clever little globes hold your precious and beautiful yarn as you knit away. Multiple colors are available but clear shows off your yarn the best. Made to be portable and functional, the Yarnit keeps your ball of yarn clean and free from crumbs and dirt by making it impossible for it to fall out and roll onto the floor.
From the April 2018 issue
Cost: $28 per wristlet.
Everyone needs more project bags, especially if you have multiple works in progress. This adorable wristlet bag, a carabiner is included to attach to your clothes for ever-present and always on-hand knitting, comes in 10 colorful prints including ladybugs, Russian nesting dolls, owls, chickens, foxes and more. The bag is 10” tall (when fully expanded) on a 5” x 5” base, is fully lined and comes with a laminated bottom.
From the June 2015 issue
Cost: $4.00
Keep your stitches in place in style with these adorable Tulip Point Protectors. Unlike round point protectors, these won’t roll off the table so you can place your knitting down with confidence. Pick from a variety of colors including pink, blue and green. These protectors fit US size 0-7 needles and can even be used to transform double-pointed needles into single-point needles depending on your project.
From the June 2018 issue
Cost: $15.99
From the August 2019 issue
Cost: $14.73
Vintage knitting needles see new life by being turned into pretty bangles for die-hard knitters. Each bangle can be custom made and in a wide variety of colors. You can even ask for a certain vintage brand. These bracelets are fun, retro, and make a great gift for the knitters you know (or yourself!).
From the collections-the-new-vintage-knitting-collection-patterns-inspired-by-nostalgic-designs issue
Cost: $49.95
Whimsical is just the word for this knitting needle case. Lollipop-like trees and bold bluebirds make this design worthy of the zestiest knitter. Plus, it has 24 pockets of varying sizes, so you can pack all the essentials in one spot.
From the August 2017 issue
Cost: $65 - $85
Reclaimed wood from a Copper Beech tree in New York makes these handmade yarn bowls one of a kind. This wonderful tree now has a new life in each yarn bowl. Each yarn bowl is made-to-order so you’re guaranteed for a one-of-a-kind piece to cherish forever.
From the June 2016 issue
Cost: $19.99 per winder
Instead of spending time and winding all your hanks and skeins into center-pull yarn balls, let the yarn ball winder from Knit Picks do the job for you. The yarn winder features a clamp that keeps the ball winder secure to the table and can handle skeins up to 100 grams in weight. Save time and make knitting easier with this handy device.
From the April 2016 issue
Cost: $35.99 per month
Another subscription box that’s crochet and knit friendly, you’ll be addicted to receiving these curated boxes on your doorstep. Pick the color family of yarn you prefer, the frequency of the boxes and you’ll be set to go. Each box comes with luxury yarn, a goodie that’s fun for both knitters and crocheters, and a copy of yarniverse magazine full of patterns and tutorials. This is such a fun box!
From the February 2019 issue
Cost: $6
“Waste not, want not” are wise words of advice, and every knitter knows that yarn scraps are a handy resource. Keeping up with those scraps, however, can make anyone want to just toss the whole lot out, which is why it’s so helpful to have convenient, compact storage like this container. Approximately 2.75 inches in length and width and 1.75 inches high, the design can be round, square, or hinged. The hole in the top is designed so that you can quickly push the scraps in while you’re working. Now, you can be prepared for that lovely scrap project waiting for you.
From the February 2017 issue
