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. …
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 …
Recently, I asked my Instagram community some questions about creativity. I was curious about knitters’ self perceptions and their relationship to their craft. See, I’d …
One of my very favorite parts of working as a knitting designer is getting to be part of a really neat community. Over the last …
Over the last year, I’ve thought and written a lot about knitting photos. I’ve talked about techniques and tools until I felt like I was …
One of my constant refrains around here when it comes to knitting photography is that you don’t have to spend a ton of money on …
I recently returned from a road trip with my little family, and it was my first chance to get in a decent amount of travel …
Most of the time, I like to knit with natural fibers. There’s a whole host of reasons for that, which we can get into later, …