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A top down image of a pair of blue handknit socks that take up the left 2/3 of the frame. Their toes are pointing to the left and they're laid slightly cattywumpus on top of each other. They're surrounded by antique paper ephemera, white roses, a hunk of white spindly coral, and a blue and white teacup full of milky tea.

The Abalone Socks are Updated and Improved

A woman with long blonde hair is turned toward the camera but facing downward. With both hands, she's pulling on a handknit hat with a double brim and flowers made of bobbles.

New Pattern Release: The Fading Flowers Hat

A pair of purple lacy socks with white cuffs, heels, and toes is laid out on a thin sliver cut from a tree trunk. The toes are pointing to the left.

Seven Sock Knitting Patterns for Socktober Coziness

A pair of caramel-colored socks with seed stitch and eyelet panels on two feet, angled slightly to the left. The feet are resting on an embroidered pillow and are peeking out from under a white crocheted blanket.

A Socktober Treat: The Creme Brulee Socks

A woman with long brown hair wears a shawl draped around her shoulders. She is looking to the left and downward so you can see the shawl's drape. The shawl is knit in a blue and brown gradient fade yarn with vertical panels of seed stitch and lace.

September Community Feature – Warm Knits for Fall

A top-down image of three purple yarn swatches, a teacup full of espresso, some old books, and a pitcher full of roses just peeking into the left corner of the image.

Should You Use a Slip Stitch Knitting Edge?

A top-down image a flatlay on a white marble countertop. In the center is a teacup with golden tea on a saucer with purple flowers painted on it. They're surrounded by a glass teapot, white roses, antique books, a sugar bowl, a bag of loose leaf tea, and a purple sweater in progress on two steel knitting needles.

September Sip and Stitch: A Jane Austen Knitting Tea Party

A pair of gray fingerless mitts with cabled cuffs on a woman's hands clasped together in front of her chin.

Eight Knitting Pattern Recommendations for Transitional Weather

A Top-down view of the Laurel Hat, a pink hand knit hat with bobbles and lacy leaves, which is laid flat on a white marble countertop. It's surrounded by roses, a teacup full of espresso, and antique paper ephemera.

The Laurel Hat is Back and Better Than Ever

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Knitting patterns, tea, roses, life at home
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lauren@abeeinthebonnet.com
Weekend knitting time! I’ve got some fun adventu Weekend knitting time! I’ve got some fun adventures ahead today but it’s always good to start with some yarn.
Get ready! My first shawl release in almost a year Get ready! My first shawl release in almost a year is coming next month. The Thalassic Shawl was originally published in Cast On Magazine a couple years ago, and I’ve been sitting on this pattern ever since. It’s time to share it. This is an asymmetric triangle shawl knit with a combo of fingering-weight wool and lace-weight mohair for warmth but not weight. You can sub a single strand of DK-weight yarn but it will make for a denser, heavier fabric. Siri alpaca can be a good sub for the mohair if mohair is itchy for you but you want to preserve the lightness. Yarn support for this design was kindly provided by @hedgehogfibres.
I’ve been knitting for almost 18 years now, and I’ve been knitting for almost 18 years now, and my relationship with my craft has ebbed and flowed a lot over those years. I’ve spent the last seven designing knitting patterns, which introduced a whole new dynamic to my knitting practice. Letting go of these three things helped so much.
Whoever said handknit socks don’t grow on trees Whoever said handknit socks don’t grow on trees was seriously disturbed.
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