January Sip and Stitch: Mitered Squares, Grocery Store Teas, and Pirates Ahoy!
In my previous installments of the monthly sip and stitch posts, I’ve focused on teas from smaller retailers. There are lots of lovely teas that …
In my previous installments of the monthly sip and stitch posts, I’ve focused on teas from smaller retailers. There are lots of lovely teas that …
Last year, I joined the Fiber Business Collective, where I met all sorts of fascinating people working in the fiber arts. One very special member …
As you might remember from last year, I’m not the biggest fan of New Year’s resolutions. I make them if I feel like it, but …
Gift knitting season is upon us, and with it sometimes comes a lot of stress for knitters. I’ve seen a lot of people over the …
When I first started photographing my knits, the flatlay wasn’t even really a thing. We didn’t have Instagram or Twitter yet. Ravelry was only a few …
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 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. …
In case you missed it last month, I’ve started a new regular post here where I’m sharing my favorite projects you’ve knit with my patterns. …
Starting this month, a new semi-regular feature will begin appearing on the blog: interviews with fellow makers! I am fascinated by the incredible range of …
This month, I’m resurrecting a long dormant blog series! When I first tried my hand at running this blog several years ago, I had it …