I was beyond flattered to be approached by Teresa Gregorio of CanaryKnits to host a stop on her blog tour in support of her newest…
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I finished my Larch cardigan a couple of weeks ago, but the KAL is still kicking, and hopefully if you’re playing along at home, you’re…
4 CommentsWhat started out as a Larch Cardigan knitalong has morphed a bit into a free-for-all Amy Christoffers KAL. Larch has been around for a little…
33 CommentsWhen I asked my knitting crush Allyson to write a guest post for today’s blog, she cackled gleefully and said she knew just what the…
8 CommentsI feel like a hobbit, giving out gifts for my blogaversary, but I like it. So there. Many of you know about my little girlcrush…
32 CommentsIt’s no secret that I love socks, right? Before I started knitting socks, I had quite the collection of seemingly wacky store-bought socks. What’s most amazing about this is that I used to hate wearing things on my feet—shoes, socks, flip flops, whatever, just let me go barefoot. I’ve changed my stance on this quite a bit since moving to Colorado and learning to knit, obviously.
Around the time that I first started knitting socks, I noticed a new sock designer sharing designs frequently in the Sock Knitters Anonymous group on Ravelry. Jeannie Cartmel’s sock designs are eye-catching and entrancing, eliciting reactions that range from “oooh neat” to “how the heck did she do that?” {read more}
2 CommentsSupposedly, we’re getting snow today. The first snow of Fall, and I really, really hope it comes. Aside from the fact that snow is definitely a knitter-friendly occurrence, there’s still a magical aspect to snow for me. (Yes, I have only lived in a place where snow is a frequent happening for a year and I’ve yet to have to shovel snow, but whatever, I love it.)
Snow makes me think of wistfully sipping tea while sitting on a window seat, watching the flakes pile up against the glass; bright red cardinals silhouetted against dark branches and blindingly white skies; warm, cozy sweaters and colorful galoshes. In my mind, snow equals whimsy and joy, much like the designs that come from Stephanie Dosen of tiny owl knits. {read more}
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