It’s the first Tuesday of September and that means it’s time to get started on a […]
folded over elm bark scarf
Got your eye now don’t I? Yes, this is a new pattern release, you can check […]
plywood stitch markers
Today I got the strangest request, someone asked to return a pattern they had downloaded, used […]
seated carribean tank
Fresh from the fashion boulevard at h+h Americas, I bring you the Caribbean Tank. I was […]
yarn cake hand dyed
All industry eyes were on Chicago last week as the first trade show for the soft […]
yellow yarn
With four pet rabbits running around like cats strung out on catnip, there’s always a bit […]
needle ball of yarn
I put off the purchase for a long time and finally gave in to temptation and […]
three balls of yarn for shawl math
Hello! Thanks for stopping by today.  Classic tale of woe, a beautiful yarn that was knit […]
falling leaves hat
As you know, I am a big fan of yarn pairings; the careful interplay of a given yarn to the finished object produced by my own two hands is integral to my design process. So what goes into that? Let’s look through the attributes one at a time over the next few days, there’s a lot of material here to think about, rather than lecture, we’ll talk it out. 
Silk twisted darn good yarn roving
color is all around us, we just need to find the right one for a project