This baby blanket has been keeping my hands busy, keeping me steady, through my back and forth journeying. September 10. Pine, AZ. September...

Went to a wedding in cool, drizzly Chicago last weekend. It was a college buddy's wedding, and Amy was there, too. You know her. She...

I spent several days in Seattle for a conference. What a beautiful city! I saw all the sights .... The Space Needle Pike's Place Marke...

Last summer, after I finished the pattern for the Sagebrush Shrug , I set to knitting a second one. It was last seen during a climbing trip...

I don't know how many other knitter-climbers there are in the world ... but this pattern's for you! It's a densely cabled chalk ...

Colors collected on a weekend trip to Northern Arizona ... Red rocks of Sedona, reflected in Oak Creek Cathedral Rocks at sunset, w...

Delicious yarn, copious knitting time, and a desire to finish a pattern (inspired largely by all your lovely comments!) meant that I was abl...

I finished my secret red Sedona project . Want to see? Ha, it's probably still a mystery to most folks! It's a chalk bag , m...

I have been in heaven. Sedona. Land of red rocks and rainbows. Studying sandstone. Textural input. Knitting cables. Textural ...

I finally finished my shawl. Finished it on the long drive back to Phoenix, bound off in time to photograph in the backyard in the late, low...

After my knittingless backpacking trip to the Sierra , I was briefly back in Phoenix, and then it was back to Southern California, retrac...

I've been fleeing the Sun Valley for cooler, mountainous places. The first trip was a quick jaunt to the eastern Sierra. A friend and...