Knitting Design Features: Sweater Details that Make the Perfect Garment
For today’s design feature, I wanted to focus on something that matters a lot to me: details that improve the fit and function of a garment.
For today’s design feature, I wanted to focus on something that matters a lot to me: details that improve the fit and function of a garment.
The Good Things Collection is a small gathering of coordinating patterns (a hat, cowl, and mitts) that are named for particularly good things. Here you’ll find links to buy the collection online, more information about each pattern, and lots of photos.
I knit a lot of socks, and designing socks might be my favorite thing to do as a designer. It might surprise a lot of people to know, then, that I don’t really wear them very often. Read on for more about why I still can’t get over my sock obsession.
Here are links to find the Serenity Mitts on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the shawl and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.
Here are links to find the Amicus Socks on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the shawl and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.
Sometimes, roses just don’t bloom. You change their fertilizer, give them more or less water, try other mysterious tricks you’ve read about, but nothing. When that happens, the only solution might be time.
Here are links to find the Pebbles by the Sea Hat on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the shawl and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.
This is the Purezza Banks’ White Rose. These pretty little roses are once-blooming roses, meaning they only give me flowers once a year for a …
Here are links to find the Plenitude Shawl on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the shawl and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.
Here are links to find the Snuggery Hat on Payhip, Etsy, and Ravelry. Read more below to learn about the inspiration behind the hat and all the details that will help you decide whether this pattern is a good fit for your knitting needs.