A while ago I was approached by the wonderful John and Alan at The Fibre Garden to do some design work for them. What a wonderful
partnership it’s turned out to be!
The first project is a …
A while ago I was approached by the wonderful John and Alan at The Fibre Garden to do some design work for them. What a wonderful
partnership it’s turned out to be!
The first project is a …
Believe it or not I have never knit with anything I’ve spun. This is mostly because I had never spun up enough yardage to make anything. A while ago I did manage to spin up some Romney from Spunky Eclectic. While it isn’t the softest (Romney never is), it sure is pretty. The striping reminds me of a Noro and it’s really quite nice to work with.
I was absolutely speechless (hard to imagine I know!) this morning when I went to Ravelry and saw this:
In honour of the two snowflakes that fell in Toronto today, I thought I’d post the pattern for my Tunisian Christmas decoration that I taught in
Phew – try saying that three times fast! So, here’s the pattern (such as it is): Stashaholic’s Scrapalicious Scarf A large amount of different colours
I’m warning you now. This pattern got its name for a reason. It’s a one row repeat. That means you’ll be doing hundreds of
Quite a few people have asked me about the quilted afghans that I design. While they are a lot of fun to do, remember that
My own freezing toes have resulted in a new pair of slippers. These are very fast to make – one pair took me around 90