Wishing everyone a holiday season that is lovely and smooth. We’re relaxing and enjoying our family time together.
These little needle felted snowmen put a smile on our faces as Hana and I made them for Christmas gifts this year.
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Christmas Knitting
Freelance deadlines were my priority well into December so I got quite a late start on my Christmas knitting. First to be finished will be Kabouter by Woolly Wormhead for Hana.
Garter-Stripe Jacket
Knit Simple is on the newsstands and I just received my copy in the mail yesterday. One of my designs is included in the Toggle Mania story.
The Garter-Stripe jacket has a series of toggles attached with i-cord to the wide garter stitch front bands which are worked in Noro Kureyon.
Rock ‘n Knit
One of the pieces in the exhibit, Low-Tech Factory offers a new interpretation on the rocking chair and on knitting. The chair is all about productive relaxation—the movement of the chair operates a simple circular knitting machine that produces a toque.
Entrelac for the Whole Family
I’ve rewritten my Entrelac Mittens pattern in five sizes—enough for the whole family. The design is featured in Knit Noro: Accessories. After I found out that the publishers decided to offer it in just one size I wanted to test out my sizing theory.
Your Knits – Candace
Months ago my cousin sent me pictures of her adorable daughter, Mara wearing the sweater that “Auntie Patti” knit for her. Of course, Auntie Patti is my Mum.
Mum knit Candace in yarn that I recognize as a discontinued colourway of OnLine.
Entrelac Workshop
If you’ve wanted to learn how to knit entrelac in-the-round, this is your chance.
If you’ve wanted to knit my Entrelac Mittens from Knit Noro: Accessories in a smaller or larger size than the one published, this is your chance.
Knit Simple Fall 2012
I knit this hoodie during spring break in Palm Springs and had the pieces blocking on towels on the hotel room floor. I got some strange looks around the pool while wearing my bathing suit and knitting away with bulky yarn.
Yarn Bombing in Whistler
We took a quick little trip to Whistler on the Rocky Mountaineer train. What a great way to travel. Lovely views, tasty food and great service.
While wandering in the village, Hana spotted some yarn bombing.
Reversible Cable Vest
There are so many ways to wear the reversible cable vest I designed for Noro Magazine. The wave cable stitch pattern is quite simple without any cross overs and while it’s the size of a small blanket you can wrap its cozy warmth around yourself in a number of different ways.
