One Hook Two Needles

29/08/2026

19/07/2026

Make your knitting a breeze with rounded pin points that make basting from sleeve to arm hole a cinch. Stitching made simple. Master every armhole and sleeve, without the fuss or the fluff.

17/07/2026

Keep your knitting needles safe from dullness with these adorable panda point protectors. They fit all standard needle sizes and come in small and large sizes. Large: for needle tip sizes 5.50mm - 10.00mm Small: for needle tip sizes 2.75mm - 5.00mm These soft, flexible protectors won't harm your needles and are easy to attach and remove. Simply slip them on when you're not knitting. Panda point protectors are a clever way to keep your needles organized and looking their best. They also make a delightful gift for knitters and crocheters.

They are available in large and small sizes:

Small fits small needle tip sizes 2.75mm - 5.00mm.
Large fits large needle tip sizes 5.50mm - 10.00mm.

These come in assorted colours - if there is a particular colour you would prefer, let me know in the notes of your order and, if I've got the colour, it'll be yours!

15/07/2026

Clover Point Protector for Circular Knitting Needles (Size Large) - Perfect for needle sizes 5.0mm to 10.0mm! Keeps your work neatly contained without worrying about needle damage. Package includes 4 handy protectors.

13/07/2026

Crafted with the knitter in mind, Pearls Circular Needles feature warm touch plastic construction with efficient concave points, plus a kink-resistant cord, providing reliable performance. The ergonomic design and lightweight feel makes it a pleasure to knit with, making your projects more enjoyable to make.

Made in the USA.

14/05/2026

I'm excited to be running an online knitting workshop in collaboration with MOIRA Connect. Last year, we ran a beginner's learn to knit workshop and this Autumn we're stepping up the skill level to expand above beginner ~ we'll be creating my Tea Mouse!
MOIRA Connect run a variety of free online workshops and programs to help improve mental health & overall wellbeing.

Registrations for this FREE workshop are open now ~ you'll receive a complete Tea Mouse knitting kit as part of your registration, along with step-by-step video tutorials, supported with live Zoom catch ups.
For more details and to check if you're eligible to register, please visit this page https://www.moira.org.au/connect/events-and-workshops/connect-craft-knitting-series
Registrations close on the 18th of May.

12/05/2026

4 Research based reasons to teach your child to knit:

1. Improved self-control.
A 2023 study asked elementary school children to complete inhibition-control tasks after a short knitting session. Researchers found the knitting group performed better on both emotional and non emotional self regulation tasks compared to the control group.

2.Better attention & focus.
A 2025 study found that participants performed better on attention tests after just 20 minutes of crochet. Researchers also observed changes in brain networks linked to attention.

3.Stronger learning skills.
Knitting combines counting, sequencing, pattern recognition, reading instructions, and problem solving all within one activity, which is why fiber crafts are often discussed in hands on education research.

4.Supports motor coordination.
Knitting requires sustained hand movement, visual tracking, coordination, and concentration at the same time. Developmental research has consistently linked fine motor development with broader cognitive development in children.

Sources:

1. Frontiers in Psychology

2.Scientific Reports / PubMed Sebastiano et al. (2025)

3. Craft Yarn Council - ‘Why Teach Knit & Crochet?’

4.Harvard Center on the Developing Child + Child Mind Institute

09/05/2026

In a world of instant gratification, the slow, tedious and sometimes frustrating process of knitting should be a lost art.

But yarn crafts are experiencing a resurgence as young people pick up knitting needles and crochet hooks, going against the trends of fast fashion and disposable culture.

From sustainability to self-expression and mental wellbeing, a new generation is stitching together a purpose for an 'old' craft — one that refuses to unravel.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/42klfCq

07/05/2026

💙Join a weaving session
Drop in for a relaxed, all-levels weaving session with our Artist in Residence, Delvene Cockatoo-Collins.

🗓️ First Wednesday of every month, 10am–11am (starting tomorrow, 6 May).
No booking needed for these free sessions—just show up.

👀 See Delvene in her Artist Studio
Plus, catch Delvene creating her brand-new collection live at the Creative Space every Wednesday. Times vary—swing by and be inspired!
Find out more: museumofbrisbane.com.au/warrajamba

📷 Delvene Cockatoo-Collins. Photo: Vivid Visual Co.

03/05/2026

Handcrafted from sustainably sourced pear wood, this 25mm shanked button combines natural beauty with thoughtful design. Each piece features delicate etched detailing and distinctive wood grain patterns that make it truly one-of-a-kind. Ideal for adding character to garments, upholstery, and creative projects where quality matters. Note: natural variations in size and appearance are inherent to the material, and wooden buttons are not waterproof.

Details:
Size: 25mm x 2.75mm
Sustainable Pear Wood
Please note that due to the use of natural materials, the size and appearance of each button may vary slightly
Wooden Buttons are not waterproof, please consider this when laundering your item.