Yogini with Yarn not only knits and crochets herself, but is also a doctor and yoga teacher by profession. She knows exactly which exercises are good for us knitters and crocheters.

Adam Cleevely of Cleevelyknits from Cambridge moderates this talk show with Patty Lyons and Sandra Guiterrez of nomadstitches. (in English)

From the initial trend and color swatches to fiber selection and the finished label – Jule takes you behind the scenes of yarn development. Learn how new wool qualities are created, the role played by spinning mills, colors, and fibers, and why many months often pass between the first idea and the finished skein. A fascinating glimpse into the world of yarn – for everyone who wants to know more about wool or even dreams of their own yarn label.

What actually constitutes creativity? Does it arise from talent – or from the memories, experiences, and emotions we accumulate throughout our lives?

In this inspiring talk, the designer behind eweknit shares how landscapes, literature, childhood memories, and personal experiences have shaped her knitting designs and books. She demonstrates how yarns, textures, and handmade clothing can become vehicles for stories and emotions, and why creative work connects people. A personal journey through creativity, memory, and the unique power of the handmade—with a thoughtful look at the most precious thing we possess: our time.

From the Pamir Mountains to cashmere yarn – join the Pamir Fine Fibers team on a journey to the high mountains of Kyrgyzstan and discover the path of cashmere from goat to finished yarn. With stunning images, personal stories, and fascinating insights into traditional and modern production processes, you'll learn what makes high-quality cashmere so special and the crucial role sustainability plays. Afterwards, there will be an opportunity for questions – and the rare chance to experience and feel different stages of cashmere processing up close.

Patty will share a behind-the-scenes peek at the creation of her first two books, including cut material, and what it’s like to work with Franklin Habit.  Then she will reveal all the contents of the newest book, Knitting ER: 

A one-of-a-kind reference packed with step-by-step repair tutorials, clever solutions, and insider tips for rescuing knits at any stage — from dropped stitches to post-bind-off regrets.  

This is the book knitters didn't know they were missing: practical, empowering, and fun. 

And you will have the possibility to grab and sign your copy.