“She must be around sixty, but she still looks strong, and there’s no sign she’s turned to liquor or morphling or any form of chemical escape over the years.”

Color blocks and stripes, squashy texture and clean lines, a pattern which never gets boring and all the size variations in the world. Think of things like hue and saturation here, outside of what “matches”. Play, experiment, go outside your comfort zone! It’s just yarn, it won’t bite you. This shawl is made to take seemingly disparate colors a...

This striped washcloth makes use of a common tapestry crochet technique - crocheting over the yarn as you work each row. The result is a durable, flexible washcloth with only two ends to weave in when you are done. If you hate weaving in billions and billions of ends for something as small and quick as a washcloth, but you still want all the co...

Säie Ystävä in Finnish literally translates to ‘Thread Friend’.

For the 2014 Ravellenic games I challenged myself to design, test, and knit a shawl. This pattern is the result of that challenge.

Inspired by Shakespeare’s Ophelia - her struggle, mistreatment, and eventual fall. Specifically, the passage describing her singing while slowly sinking into the water.

This is a crochet version of the popular knit Bunny Nuggets. To see the original knitted pattern, please use this URL. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bunny-nuggets Thank you to Rebecca Danger for creating and sharing such a cute knitting pattern.