These little mitts are knit from the cuff up.

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This cloche is named for Rosalind Franklin, who made significant contributions to understanding the molecular structure of DNA, RNA, and more. Her work directly led to the discovery of DNA’s double helix structure, which is reflected in this design.

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Columbina is playful, mischievous, and flirtatious. These fingerless mitts are just like the Commedia dell’arte character they are named after!

A simple, ribbed hat that is quick & easy. It’s as simple as that!

Simple, pretty, with plenty of utility! These little fingerless gloves, designed with Berroco’s Flicker in mind, will keep your busy hands sparkling and warm!

In 1836 Michael Faraday realized that if he enclosed a grounded room in metal, electrical charges would only touch the outside --leaving the inside untouched by the charge. This sweater is named for the inventor of this hollow conductor which still used by scientists today. This piece is inspired by Michael Faraday, and his contributions to the...

Sage swirls around you, much like the ancient house purification ritual. Trellis mesh accents this piece, originally knit in Shibui Staccato.

This sweater is named for my father, and his fascination with the dichotomy created by the sweater’s namesakes. The combination of malabrigo’s light and soft sock yarn, and LB’s stainless steel yarn signify this dichotomy; while creating sheer inserts that appear almost like chain mail.

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