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A pair of white handknit socks with a lacy texture is laid flat on a white marble countertop. The toes are both pointing to the left and the socks are displayed on wire sock blockers. They are surrounded by pink and white roses, a teacup full of Earl Grey tea, antique paper ephemera, a silver dish full of jewelry, and an antique silver curling iron.

New Knitting Pattern: The Meddlesome Mama

Three pairs of pastel handknit socks are laid out on a white marble countertop next to a teacup full of milky tea and an antique book. A little tape measure is spooled out across their toes.

How to Knit Socks that Fit Perfectly Every Time

A flatlay photograph of the Madeleine Socks with one sock on its side and one sock with the front panel displayed so the dainty cables are more visible. They're surrounded by antique books, a teacup full of black tea, and some miniature yellow roses.

New Pattern Release: The Madeleine Socks

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

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 side-by-side comparison of two swatches knit in a soft purple yarn. The swatch on the left shows a round toe knit from the cuff down using decreases for the shaping. The right swatch shows a round toe knit from the toe up using increases for the shaping.

How to Knit a Round Toe Two Ways: Toe Up and Cuff Down

A top-down photo of a pair of light pink vanilla socks laid flat on a table with the toes pointing to the right. One sock is crossed over the other. They're surrounded by white roses, a few mini skeins of neutral yarn, a pair of dark pink socks in progress, and a mint-colored teacup full of tea.

The Vanilla Sock: My Favorite Basic Knitting Project

A top-down photo of two pairs of handknit socks (pink and gray) and two pairs of store-bought socks (gray athletic socks and mid-calf socks with stripes of pink, white, and gray). They're surrounded by pink and yellow roses, a plaster intaglio, a brass key with a pink tassel, and a tiny silver tray with brass bulb pins in it.

How Hand-Knit Socks Helped Me Learn to Love My Store-Bought Socks

A pair of grayish-purple socks is laid out flat on a gray photo background, surrounded by antique paper ephemera and a white teacup full of espresso. This photo is shot slightly from the left and focuses on the sock that clearly shows the textured panel all the way down from cuff to toe.

New Knitting Pattern Release: A Good Grovel Socks

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It’s my knitiversary! 18 years ago today, I pick It’s my knitiversary! 18 years ago today, I picked up the needles for the first time, and my life was changed forever. So grateful for this yarn journey and all the wonderful friends I’ve made along the way.
Now free on the blog: this easy pair of worsted-we Now free on the blog: this easy pair of worsted-weight socks will help you master sock-knitting skills without having to also learn to use tiny yarn and tiny needles at the same time. You can also use this as a template to start experimenting with stitch patterns. Today is the first Sunday of Advent, and this pattern is the first little treat in this year’s virtual Advent calendar. Can’t wait to show you what else I’ve been working on for you!
I’ve been saying for at least two years that I w I’ve been saying for at least two years that I was planning to convert the live workshops into self-paced courses, and I’ve finally done it! Now you can improve your craft photography skills no matter where you’re located or what time of day works best for you. Weather you’re a very new beginner looking to just master the basics or somebody who wants to do a deeper dive into the specific elements of flatlay photos, I’ve got something for you. I can’t wait to watch your photo skills grow!
My approach as both a knitter and designer has alw My approach as both a knitter and designer has always been that ultimately, you are in charge of your own knit. If you don’t like the technique the instructions tell you to use, you don’t have to use it. But it is important to understand why the instructions include that technique before you decide whether to skip it. That’s because sometimes, even though we don’t like doing the technique, it produces a desirable result. Sometimes there are other ways to achieve that result, but sometimes there aren’t. Once you understand the technique, you are better equipped to make informed decisions for yourself and your knitting process.
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