I’ve always admired knitted mesh market bags. Farmer’s Market Shawl was inspired by a trip to a local farmer’s market one Fall morning.
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Test Knit Open: Farmer’s Market Shawl
I’ve always admired knitted mesh market bags. Farmer’s Market Shawl was inspired by a trip to a local farmer’s market one Fall morning.
Picnic in the Park
Picnic in the Park is a sophisticated, classic shawl that utilizes mosaic knitting techniques to create a woven pattern.
Wildflower Bouquet
Crazy thing happened. I was inspired in an overwhelming way by the colors of Spring that were popping up all around me. My mind was taken over by the desire to pick colorways, cast on, and just start working it out of me and into the design of the shawl. Once I got started, itContinue reading “Wildflower Bouquet”
To be named Test Knit Call
My latest pattern is a two skein, fingering weight shawl that uses mosaic knitting techniques to create a woven texture.
Summer Solstice Shawl
Solstice Swells is an elongated crescent shaped shawl designed to be knit with a 21, 20g mini-skein fingering-weight set or scraps from other projects and one 100g skein. Spending time on the water is my favorite part of summer and was the inspiration behind Solstice Swells. The waves and garter rows represent ripples on theContinue reading “Summer Solstice Shawl”
Emmalyn
Inspired by the beginnings of Spring, Emmalyn is an asymmetric shawl that is light and airy yet cozy and warm. The kind of shawl that can be grabbed “just in case” on the way out the door and wrapped around your shoulders when the sun goes down. The lace evokes a rebirth of nature thatContinue reading “Emmalyn”
Cowl with a Cause
Cowl with a Cause is a seamless cowl designed to be knit with a 12 mini-skein fingering-weight set or scraps from other projects. It also can be knit with full 100g skeins, alternating one MC and one CC. This is the perfect project to knit over a week-long vacation or staycation, it is a quickContinue reading “Cowl with a Cause”
Test knit call: Emmalyn
Inspired by the beginnings of Spring, Emmalyn is an asymmetric shawl that is light and airy yet cozy and warm. The kind of shawl that can be grabbed “just in case” on the way out the door and wrapped around your shoulders when the sun goes down. The lace evokes a rebirth of nature thatContinue reading “Test knit call: Emmalyn”
An un-advent advent set
I have mixed feelings about “advent” sets. First, I LOVE mini skeins, I LOVE mini skein sets, I LOVE fades, speckles, and surprises. I get pleasure in supporting small businesses, indie dyers who put their hearts and souls into these carefully curated bundles of squishy joy. But then comes the feelings about the not-so-inclusive wordContinue reading “An un-advent advent set”
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