Knitting Design

The Lemon Scone at Home Cowl is free through August 31, 2020.

This post will explain how to pick the yarn and needles you want to start knitting with, and at the end, there is a link to a series of videos that will teach you how to start your knit project, grow it, and finish it.

The Berry Scone Shawl is an asymmetrical triangle with lots of squishy seed stitch, panels of lace, and rows of bobbles. Learn more in this post.

This winter, to chase away the blues, I’m hosting a knit-along and sharing a free hat pattern in celebration.

On my 13th birthday, my grandmother gave me a little Eastlake chest of drawers.

Recently, I got to thinking about the role of blocking in a knitter’s life. Here’s my love letter to one of the most useful tools in a knitter’s toolbox.

Join me on a journey of exploring new-to-me varieties of herbal and low-caffeine teas as I look for replacements for the many cups of coffee I used to drink each day.

Find the light. Lighting is everything for a good photo. Online photography guides are always telling aspiring photographers to work with natural light – but what the heck does that even mean?

I read a blog post a while ago from the amazing Karie Westermann, where she described in detail her design process. I was so impressed by the love and care she poured into each design.

Recently, I found a little hole in the end of one of my mittens. A moth had gotten to it at some point in the last 8 years.