Saturday afternoon. Outer Spectacle Island, Sebago Lake, Maine. Sitting on a rock, working on my shawl in the late afternoon sunshine, surro...

It's high time for an update on my overly pink shawl. It's getting voluminous enough that most of the time it looks like a big blob...

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Late September is an exquisite time to be back in New England. It's so rich with earthy aromas, deep colors, heartier food and drink, ...

I had a secret this summer, a secret project that I can exuberantly share with you at long last! It's a circular shawl, designed to loo...

This past weekend, I made a quick jaunt out to California for a fabulous family wedding. The setting was gorgeous: overlooking the Pacific ...

The last two weeks disappeared in the blink on an eye. I moved back east, set up my own apartment, started a fellowship, and dove back into...

On my last night in Phoenix, Mountain Man and I took a sunset walk in the desert. And out came the alpaca shawl, finished at last. It was...

What knitter could fail to appreciate the beauty of a llama at sunset? Llama at sunset, Lake Titicaca This magnificent photo was taken by a ...

We made it back to Phoenix about a week ago, and as soon as it got to the weekend we were outta there again! Mountain Man and I headed nort...

The other afternoon, I spent a lovely half hour sitting under a tree with my cat, my knitting, and my new iphone. I turned my attention to t...

Wheeler Peak (13,161 ft/4011 m) is the highest mountain in New Mexico. Mountain Man and I picked a gloriously beautiful and blustery day ye...

The Sagebrush pattern is up! Pattern is available as a free downloadable pdf on its Ravelry page. I'll post more about it in the next co...

Back to Taos ... magical land of rainbows and alpaca s and knitting and rock climbing and heavenliness all around. I was working intensively...