For some time, I’ve been perusing Ravelry in search of the perfect pattern.
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Category: knitting
Seacoast in Chicken Beak Yellow
I finished knitting this sweater in what seems like record time, and it feels so luxurious next to my skin I may never take it off.
Read More: Seacoast in Chicken Beak YellowOver the river and…
Chevron Cowl
It’s a new loom knitting pattern! This one is suitable for complete beginners, but attractive for more experienced loomers, too. A Chevron Cowl is quick to work up, too. Make one in a day or two!
Read More: Chevron CowlLooming again
I’ve got something new in the works for you patient loom-knitters who haven’t heard much from me in something like two years. How do you feel about chunky warm cowls?
Read More: Looming againDovetail Cowl
I used up the first of my Rhinebeck skeins last night. And when I say “used up” I mean, I skipped the last five rows of the pattern and still had to find a few yards of a similar substitute yarn in order to bind off the last six inches. You can’t tell that I […]
Read More: Dovetail CowlNew Pattern: Striped Yoke Cardigan
Colorwork can be intimidating, but you won’t find an easier way to get your feet wet in the technique than stripes and trim on a flat-knit piece!
Read More: New Pattern: Striped Yoke CardiganRhinebeck #3
My son and I had quintessentially autumnal weekend away recently, and I’ve got the pictures to prove it.
Read More: Rhinebeck #3Charlotte Leydon
I made a new pair of fingerless gloves for myself. The pattern is called Leydon, and the yarn is from an alpaca named Charlotte.
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