Let’s transition to spring knitting! Spring is full of (slightly) warmer days of knitting. Also, plan out a garden to knit!
The Gardenia Twist Cable Knit Bracelet is an intermediate level project and a great first cable project for new knitters who want a quick and pretty results! Skill level and materials for this cable knit bracelet Knit in a simple cable twist, the Gardenia Twist Bracelet is started with a provisional cast on, knit flat…
Knitted cuff down with a short leg and pretty cable twist set to a stockinette backdrop, the Farmhouse Chicken Socks Knitting Pattern have a heel flap and gusset and feature up to three color changes for contrasting cuffs, heels, and toes. Skill level and materials for the Farmhouse Chicken Socks Knitting Pattern The Farmhouse Chicken…
How do you take better photos of your knitting projects? Today I’m sharing why you might care about photographing your knitting projects, and how to do it on the cheap. Better knitting photography doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive, and it can start with a quick run to your grocery store. This post contains…
Ahhh, springtime. The sweet song of robins. The sun staying out just a bit longer. Crocuses popping out of the hills. And the changes in our yarn: the fibers, the colors, and projects that transition us from months of dull and cold into a hopeful new spring season. Today I’m sharing 5 fun spring yarns…
Sweaters, socks, & spring clean your knitting chatter! Hey friends! I’m back today to share with you progress on my Homebody Sweater and chat about how to spring clean your knitting. Grab a cup of something cozy and let’s hang out for a bit! This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small…
Today I’m sharing how to organize knitting patterns. As a knitting designer and mom of four, I collect a lot of patterns and have found what works best for me to keep it all straight. This post contains affiliate links, which means I make a small commission at no additional cost to you. Please read…
