This top is about the redemption of my blue cotton top. I unraveled it all the way to the smocking and re-knit it. I made it slender this ...

The shawl is finished, and when I wear it, I feel as though I have wrapped the green Vermont hills around my shoulders. The colors are int...

There are summer days when Vermont sparkles with sunshine and clear, bright colors. Sky blue. Grass green. Buttercup yellow. But even those...

I'm back in the Green Mountain state for a spell. Appropriately enough, I brought along my green yarn and am plowing through a leaf-pa...

Mountain Man returned home yesterday from two weeks of fieldwork in the Atacama desert, and he brought me back a magnificent jewel: a ball o...

I finished the second lingering project -- a silk and linen camisole -- just before leaving Taos. Larky snapped this photo of my moments b...

My time in Taos is drawing to a close. Before I leave, though, I wanted to share a few of the more colorful experiences of the last few day...

I finished the first of my stagnating projects . This one-shouldered tunic is splendidly simple, which, of course, means that it was very c...

As you may have guessed from the sagebrush and clear light of the last post, I'm not in Arizona anymore. Mountain Man and I are in Taos...

After the debacle of my improvised smock top , it's good to watch something pretty roll off my needles. This little beaut is Flower Trim...

Spanish Moss Hibiscus Sand and Seashells Brioche Stitch at the Beach Quick trip to Florida over the weekend. Basked in family, sun, and sea...

Gorgeous day climbing in Isolation Canyon. I thought I'd have a finished project to show you -- that improvised top that I thought I wa...

Well, by golly, these were the fastest socks I've ever knit. It usually takes me f-o-r-e-v-e-r to finish a pair of socks. Years. Or a...

Green leaves, backlit against a blue sky. It's one of the most lovely and peaceful views in the world. I snapped this photo last week o...

Well, I'm back in Arizona. Back to the big blue skies. The hundred-degree heat. The wide open spaces and the long driving distances. ...