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A Bee In The Bonnet

Author: Lauren Rad

I'm a former lawyer turned knitwear designer who designs soft, romantic patterns for knitters who want a brief escape from the everyday. When I'm not knitting, you can usually find me puttering about in my rose garden, hosting tea parties, or collecting sea glass at the beach.
A flatlay photograph of two gray, handknit socks stretched on wire sock blockers. They have lacy bands around the legs and the toes are both pointing to the right. They're surrounded by peach roses and antique paper ephemera.

New Pattern Release: The Willful Wallflower

The Grandmillennial Shawl is draped around a white dressmaker's form. It's a seed stitch shawl in an asymmetrical triangle shape that has a ruffled edge. The ruffles are made from a creamy silk-mohair blend, while the body of the yarn is knit in a luxurious DK-weight cahmere-merino yarn from Purl Soho.

5 Knit Shawl Patterns for a Cozy Winter + 2 Crochet Bonuses!

A pile of pastel mini skeins of yarn sits on a dark brown coffee table.

Should You Get a Yarn Advent Calendar? A Festive Review

A white woman's hands (mine!) hold two wooden knitting needles while they work on making an i-cord. In the background on the table is a ball of yarn and a teacup full of tea.

How to Knit and Use an I-Cord – With Easy Video Tutorial

A top-down photo showing several swatches of knit fabric in garter stitch, stockinette, and simple lace to demonstrate how different techniques prevent the edges from curling. They are sitting on top of a larger piece of stockinette knitting. To the left are a white teacup full of tea and several yellow, white, and pink roses.

11 Simple Tips for Preventing Curled Edges on Knitting

A pink knit hat, a pink knit cowl, and a pink knit tea cozy are all laid flat on a white marble countertop, surrounded by knitting needles, a teacup full of green tea, and some roses.

6 Quick Gift Knitting Ideas to Make for the Holidays

A photo of a handknit blanket made with chunky acrylic yarn that has been draped across a white chair. The foreground and background are blurred. The middle is in focus and shows how well the yarn has held up over more than a decade of use.

How to Choose the Best Yarn for Blankets

A pair of lightly speckled, pale pink socks is laid flat on a white marble countertop. The socks have columns of eyelets and purl stitches. They're surrounded by roses and antique paper ephemera.

New Pattern Release: the Marriage of Convenience Socks

A flatlay photograph showing three swatches of yarn in blue, white, and gray, along with a chunk of white coral, a pair of brass scissors, a teacup full of coffee, and a pink pincushion.

Woolen Spun Yarn, Worsted Spun Yarn, and Yarn Substitution

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I planted my first roses back in July of 2018. The I planted my first roses back in July of 2018. They have given me so much joy over the last eight years, and I eagerly look forward to the spring flush every time. This vase is a mix of Wollerton Old Hall, Roald Dahl, Joan Fontaine, Golden Celebration, and one glorious, spicy Tamora.
I’ve been knitting up a storm lately and going on I’ve been knitting up a storm lately and going on some adventures. Here’s a peek at what spring break looked like for us.
Back from spring break with a new blog tutorial fo Back from spring break with a new blog tutorial for you! I knit this scarf using lots of teeny tiny leftover scraps of sock yarn (mostly 6g or less), held double with worsted weight yarn. On the blog I’ll walk you through how to choose your colors, turn all the tiny scraps into one big ball, and knit the scarf. There’s even a full step-by-step video tutorial. Happy stitching, and happy springtime!
Next step: tackling the giant mess in the closet t Next step: tackling the giant mess in the closet that I usually just hide from you all behind closed doors.

Also, there’s a free tutorial on my blog for that bunting! I knit mine with minis from the 2024 @badsheepyarn advent calendar.
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