Rav Hisda’s Daughter, vol 1: Apprentice
Most novels seem to take textiles for granted; that is, they’re just part of the background and one doesn’t need
Continue readingby Naomi Parkhurst, Gannet Designs
Most novels seem to take textiles for granted; that is, they’re just part of the background and one doesn’t need
Continue readingI’d never seen this native wildflower before this past Wednesday – it’s really stunning! I was at Duke Gardens, in
Continue readingThere are two basic kinds of lace in knitting: the kind where you take a break between patterned rows or
Continue readingThis week’s regularly scheduled post isn’t going to happen (due to a confluence of personal events), so it’s a good
Continue readingEdited to add, as of 27 Jan 2020: This is all very well and good if you want an extra
Continue readingMy friend Sarah designed and knit an awesome shawl using my secret code techniques and the Muslim concept of the
Continue readingLast week, I was playing around with variations on the foundation base chain, and came up with this two yarn
Continue readingWhat’s this fancy edging for this knitted swatch? Well, I started with this: The crocheters among you will probably recognize
Continue readingI saw a link to a phototutorial for making this cast on on Pinterest, so I tried it out for
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