Sometimes I'm like a grandma, I love anything knitted or crocheted ;) I have also been fascinated with knitting or crocheting as a form of DIY (Do It Yourself). I actually did make a pink crocheted scarf a couple of years ago, but that's about it. I wanted to make a cute sweater or a nice cropped bolero, but I think it would be much more complicated than making a plain scarf, and I don't have the skill to be able to do that yet. So I stopped at the scarf.

Now if you're much more skilled than I am, and if you love the idea of creating a cute sweater with your bare hands then you might want to check out Wool and The Gang. It is a wool yarn shop where you could buy kits of yarn, needles, pattern and accessories. There are some variations of style and items to choose, from simple to sophisticated you can find various kits there. They also claimed that their knitting kits will give you super soft 100% cotton sweaters!

The kits will include: balls of yarn, a pair of wooden needles, a pattern, a sewing needle, and a customization material; everything you need to create your chosen selection. You can buy this chic sweater kit:

or you can buy this adorable baby set:

Wool and The Gang offers classic craft of hand-knitting coupled with a high-end raw material that produces a high quality product and great experience to their customers. The wool they used are top quality wool, originated from Peru’s Andean Highlands.

At Wool and The Gang you can also buy their ready-made knitwear. I am loving some of their knitwear, such as these cute cropped sweater and chic lacey scarf below:

Each of the collection is a selection of basic pieces. These ready made knitwear are perfect for those of you whose too impatient to knit your own ;)

Other things you can get at Wool and The Gang are yarn, needles, and free pattern! They also have video tutorials on their website to help you with your knitting. Doesn't matter if you're just learning the basic, or if you need to practice your much advanced knitting skills, the videos are all there.
So how about you? Do you knit? Or crochet? Or like anything knitted/crocheted?