This shawl was designed during a time where everyother aspect of my life was filled with plans, requirements, and deadlines. We were very busy in the dye studio and surrounded by color. This was basically the opposite of all of that, initially knit up in wooly undyed yarns in their natural state, I started swatching and playing, knitting withou...

A quick little cowl pattern that is easy to memorize and works great for showing off a single skein of hand-dyed DK weight yarn.

With some left over handdyed yarn from Why Knot Fibers I whipped up a quick pair of fingerless gloves and had them for sale at craft show along with the yarn. They were a hit, a big hit, more gloves please! I wrote down the pattern and we started producing gloves at a rate of nearly 1 pair every 2 days. What I really like about this pattern is ...

My son appreciates my knitting and is an exacting customer, who almost never will wear what I make (even after making it to his specific instructions which involve me inventing additions to the pattern). When he felt this yarn he snuggled it all up and demanded something from it. Knowing all the previous attempts and failures we did a custom co...

I designed these gloves after knitting up a swatch of the red yarn. I was inspired by the fiery look of the yarn. The cables have a flame like appearance and Phoenix’s arise from the cables on the back of the hand. With this yarn it is quite warm.