a jolly yellow vest, for Spring
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a jolly yellow vest, for Spring
Read Moremy new favourite outdoor sweater
Read Morehigh jinks!
Read Moreangles, corners, cowls
Read Morea foundational pullover
Read Moresome of the thinking behind the making
Read MoreDiana Niedobova writes frankly and courageously about her experience of depression, and her sense of place.
Read MoreKate’s favourite outdoor pullover gets an Oa-verhaul
Read MoreNicole Wagler tells us about eighteenth-century porcelain and her sense of place in Meissen
Read MoreYes, I am standing in a frozen landscape dressed as a fried egg – what of it?
Read MoreEimear Earley introduces a gorgeous shawl inspired by the golden age of Irish art
Read MoreA jolly design for January
Read MoreFriday is pattern reveal day, and I have a brand new sweater design to show you! I’m a huge fan of the arched Selbu motifs which are most often traditionally used on gloves and mittens and you’ll see the long-standing influence of these motifs on my design work in hats like Richard the Roundhead, or…
Read MoreI imagine most of you were looking at the shawl I’m waving about in these pictures yesterday, but today I’m going to talk about the belt I’m wearing too. I wove this belt back at the start of the year, when I’d really got into pick-up weaving In fact, it was one of the first…
Read MoreA shawl for midsummer! A shawl red as a June strawberry, light as an evening breeze! The name of the pattern is Beamer Now, in many parts of Scotland, Beamer is not a particular brand of car, but a word for blushing. To “take a beamer” means to blush – most usually with embarassment –…
Read MoreThere are things involved with developing and writing a knitting pattern which you rarely get to see. This is one of those things. Yorlin is knitted top down. This means you can work your cardigan to exactly the length that you’d like, so that it suits your body. The design features two lace panels, using…
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