Author: Naomi Parkhurst

Sanguinaria yarn bag

One of my favorite spring wildflowers is bloodroot, Sanguinaria canadensis. The design on the bottom of this bag, with its

Since learning about knitweaving, I’ve been curious about combining it with regular stranded knitting. All the projects I’ve seen have

I use a narrow garter edge for the selvedges on my flat stitch-pattern-testing swatches, and thought I would share the

If you’re coming in from the Knitty blog, hello! It’s good to see you here. I realized after looking at

The word I drew from the words suggested on Patreon for this post is Serendipity, suggested by a Patreon supporter.

The phrase bread and roses originated in the early twentieth century in the American labor movement. There are stories about

Speaking of mistakes, I’ve been making some while knitting my handspun swap yarn blanket. Since knitweaving is new to me,

So many times we complain about having made mistakes. They can certainly be infuriating. (Especially when we unravel a mistake

Something I learned from a random post that came across my Pinterest feed: Knitweaving has other names aside from knitweaving

If you knit loosely, you only need to read this post if you might help someone out who knits tightly