Sometimes I know exactly what I want to knit, some strong solid cables or squishy textured stitches. Sometimes I want to knit lace, or just plain garter stitch. But sometimes, sometimes, I feel like a kid in a candy shop and I want it all! Cables, …
When Doves Cry shawl by Afifa
Doves Cry is a love song. This shawl is a bit of a love song too - it's the warm, sweet embrace of new love, the wings that allow you to take flight and sail away on an updraft. I offer this shawl as a tribute and thank you to an important artist. …
Pia Ballerina stockings by Senja Jarva
I made a pair of Vilma Vuori’s Södera socks in the fall of 2009. I remember sitting in a cafe with a friend, who was also making a pair of Södera’s for his girlfriend. He was complaining that while the socks were absolutely lovely, easy to knit and …
Trident Leaves shawl by Elizabeth Helmich
This pretty leaf-inspired shawl is knitted from the top-down, beginning with a cascading leaves pattern, and ending with a complimentary leaf border. The beautiful wool ombre-colored yarn is a lovely compliment to the organic flow of the lace …
Rails mitts by Rebecca Velasquez
When you're looking for something portable to stitch during commute, when you want to give a practical, yet heartfelt gift, when it's too hot to have a project in your lap, when your office is more like an icebox..... You just can't go wrong when …
Hazy Days shawl by Elizabeth Felgate
The mist of morning; the cloud passing over a summer sky. Sometimes you just need the lightest and most frivolous of wraps on hand to cover bare necks and shoulders. This delicate mohair and silk shawlette or scarf is simple to make, fully …
Put On Your Sunday Clothes socks by Tabitha’s Heart
This lacy ankle sock is inspired by Dolly Levi’s admonition to “Put on your Sunday clothes when you feel down and out”. Romantic and feminine, these socks are sure to make everyone who wears them “feel as fine as they look.” Pattern is a lace …
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Raskob socks by Sabine Riefler
As a child, I was fascinated by the word “skyscraper”, a building that was so huge it touched the sky! The Empire State Building has always been the epitome of a skyscraper to me, even though there are taller ones built almost daily. The socks are …
