The Pandiculation Cowl is a highly textured cowl knit in DK-weight yarn. It features bobbles, twisted stitch, and dancing eyelets […]
The Overbrimming Wrap is Now Available
The Overbrimming Wrap is a rectangular wrap featuring columns of lace and cables. The entire wrap is knit using an […]
Say Hello to the Serenity Mitts
Here are links to find the Serenity Mitts on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the shawl and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.
Meet the Gladdening Socks
The Gladdening Socks are here! In this post you’ll find links to buy them on several platforms as well as information about yarn weight, yardage, tools, etc.
The Rhubarb Crumble Cowl is Here
The knitting pattern for the Rhubarb Crumble Cowl is now available on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry! Here you’ll find links and some discount codes.
Say Hello to the Madeleine Hat and Madeleine Mitts
The knitting patterns for the Madeleine Hat and Madeleine Mitts are now available on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry! Here you’ll find links and some discount codes. You can instantly download the patterns from any of these sites.
#WinterventionKAL and a Free Hat Knitting Pattern
This winter, to chase away the blues, I’m hosting a knit-along and sharing a free hat pattern in celebration.
Friday Faves – December 14, 2018
I don’t pretend to be some sort of tastemaker here on Ye Olde Internets, but I do spend an awful lot of time here and see a lot of neat stuff. I thought it would be nice to use my Friday posts to highlight groups of cool things I see online, whether they’re patterns, notions, knitflixing material, good audiobooks, or other things I think my knitter friends might enjoy.
This week: six recently-released mitten patterns I’m drooling over!
The Laurel Hat is Here for Fall Coziness
The Laurel Hat is knit with DK-weight yarn and features alternating segments of lacy leaves and berry-inspired bobbles. Read below […]
Free Pattern: Casitas Springs, or, The Emergency Hat
A few months ago, I found myself in a knitting emergency. It was a Saturday morning at the office, and I was about to walk into a mandatory three-hour training session. There was just one problem: in my rush to get out the door that morning, I’d forgotten my knitting project at home.