My friend Amy has a terrific green coat with purple embroidery, but she never wears it because she doesn't have the accessories to match...

You can all breathe freely now. Shedir is finished, in all her cabled glory. And the wedding stole is growing merrily (in no way was the ab...

I spent most of the weekend in an academic conference, and so it was with a great sigh of relief and happiness that I sat down to knit while...

I fell off the lace horse, but I've swatched and I've sketched and I've cast on again, ever hopeful. Print o'the wave emerg...

I spent last evening swatching for my wedding shawl. Ran out of steam before getting to the trellis lace pattern (that's what I was tryi...

Unsurprisingly, I started another hat this weekend. Couldn't bear the thought of diving back into lace (although I did swatch on a much...

This is Strike 1. Look carefully. Late one evening, I knit the wrong row. I only realized this after another forty minutes of knitting, d...

I desperately need to train myself to be a faster lace knitter. In my precious free evening last night, I started the trellis lace wrap (sti...

Hats are truly my favorite thing to knit. They're a great platform for experimenting with yarn, textures, stitches, shapes. Low risk, ...

My first finished object of the blog! I went to Chicago over the weekend, and I needed a sleek black cap to wear in the evening. I grabbed ...

I’m getting married in August, on a hilltop in Vermont. Naturally, I want to knit a shawl (probably to keep my shoulders warm in the cool e...

One of my goals for this year, despite what I implied in my previous post, is to reduce the number of WIPs cluttering up my shelves. Most b...

I think I'm ready to join the tribe of knitting bloggers. I've got down all the prerequisites: 1. A spunky kitty cat, who follows m...