Just over a month ago, I gave birth to a little girl. It's been kind of a crazy month of adjusting to having a newborn while also ...

Living in Wisconsin, you get pretty used to not seeing the grass from November through May. It was that way when I lived in Madison and it...

I'm currently working on a new pattern and am deep in the editing process. This involves making the written pattern accurate and readabl...

I'm happy to announce the second pattern in my Tea Time pattern series, the Tea Bag. For how often I drink tea, I was surprised the f...

I'm doing some final editing on the next offering in my 'Tea Time' pattern series; I hope to release it in the next couple of we...

I'm delighted to announce a new pattern, the English Breakfast Tea Socks! This pattern is the first in a 'Tea Time' themed serie...

I'm doing a little experiment today, not only in the form of this blog post as a pattern plus recipe but also an experiment in microbiol...

I mentioned previously that there might be a heavy-weight version of my pattern Context in the near future, and here it is! I swear that t...

My latest free pattern is now available! The Context Scarf is a study on texture, countering the delicate nature of lace with chunky garter ...

My new scarf pattern is almost ready to go up! I just cast off on the large-size sample and finished all of the edits to the pattern. All i...

The second version of my shawlette pattern is progressing much better than the first. Except that it is no longer a shawlette, it's mor...

I'm designing a shawlette pattern at the moment. I realized after knitting three Ishbels ( one , two , three ) and two Damsons ( one , ...

I've got a sweet little pattern for you all today! Made with leftover sock yarn, this phone cozy is a quick and cute knit. The honeycomb...

People bike year-round in Madison, Wisconsin. And while I refuse to bike in any sort of snow, it is very likely that I will meet with cold ...

This pattern is also available as a free pdf download on Ravelry These may appear to be simple striped mitts, but they have a secret. Turn t...

I love to knit with double points, which means that I have a number of sets in a range of sizes. With such a large collection, it soon beca...