The Gift of the Fall Flush
The garden has given me one last good fall flush. I hadn’t expected it, if I’m honest. You see, I haven’t been the best rose …
Posts from: October 2022
Yarn Review – Knit Picks Stroll
This is the first in a series of blog posts reviewing some of the yarns I’ve used in my designs over the years. I’ve been …
Meet the Maker: Sharon Miller of Flora Adora Fibers
Welcome to the next installment in a new semi-regular feature here on the blog: interviews with fellow makers! I’m having such fun sitting down with …
The Abalone Socks are Updated and Improved
I first designed the Abalone Socks back in 2019, when I discovered I might really enjoy making socks. I released the pattern after test knitting …
October Sip and Stitch: Dickens and The Gilded Age
The Sip and Stitch series continues this month with a spiced rooibos tea, a Julian Fellowes series, and a shawl that encompasses some Gilded-Age decadence. …
New Pattern Release: The Fading Flowers Hat
Earlier this year, I collaborated with the Sewrella Yarn team on an exciting project: a hat patern for their new fall lookbook. That hat, the …
Seven Sock Knitting Patterns for Socktober Coziness
It’s no secret that I absolutely love knitting socks, and the month of October is an extra special time for that. In the fall, we …
A Socktober Treat: The Creme Brulee Socks
The Creme Brulee Socks are now available on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry! Here you’ll find links, an easy shopping list, instructions for modifying the heel, …