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Between Team Pom, we've made several projects from the magazine using Black Elephant yarn and we can confirm that Petra's colours have an astounding depth to them and they are a joy...

So, you’ve finished Knit How. Great! What now? Well, we’ve put together a list of designs from past issues of Pom Pom Quarterly which we think make perfect projects for the Knit How graduate! We also invite more experienced knitters...

The beginning of May means that it's time for April's KAL round up! Which projects caught our eyes this month? 

We were lucky enough to ask Mr. Shirish Jain, Executive Vice President of Knitter's Pride (aka KnitPro), a few questions! We wanted to know all about the origin of KnitPro and their community initiatives in India where the company is based... 

Swooping into Summer with knit and crochet patterns which will make your soul soar! 

Howdy, Pom Pals! One question we get asked a lot is “Which issue of Pom Pom should I buy for crochet patterns?” Well, we thought it would be useful...

Our March KAL Round Up is here! A huge well done to @aethendas (Instagram) who won 3 skeins of Onyx Fiber Arts' MCN Sock with their photo of Fine T...

Lucky Pieces, Issue 36's cover star, uses many familiar skills like picking up stitches and changing colours, but also features an interesting set...

Today marks Embody's official publication day! This means that if you have pre-ordered a print copy of Jacqueline Cieslak's debut book, then you c...

We were lucky enough to chat to Adria, founder of Onyx, to ask her some questions we had about the origin of her business and how she navigated the global pandemic and the Black Wave 2.0! 

Sara Trail of Social Justice Sewing Academy shares the story of her intergenerational community quilting project with Emi Ito. Originally published in issue 36 of Pom Pom Quarterly.

Welcome to our February KAL round up! At the end of each month we'll be highlighting some of the projects you've entered in our year-long KAL which have caught our eyes...