“Live your truth. Express your love. Share your enthusiasm. Take action towards your dreams. Walk your talk. Dance and sing your music. Embrace your blessings. Make today worth remembering.” – Dr. Steve Maraboli.

Sunday Tea is a pair of fingerless mitts that remind me of special times with my adopted grandma. Occasionally on Sunday afternoons after church, she and I would sit at her dining room table, she would bring out her delicate tea set, and we would put on little white gloves and partake in a cup of tea and her homemade shortbread cookies.

While growing up we had a special couple that we adopted as our grandparents. Grandma and Grandpa Krause meant a lot to my brother and me. Our family used to pick them up every Sunday and take them to church with us. Three times a year we would visit the beautiful Mitchell Park Conservatory – aka The Domes - in Milwaukee, WI. The Domes are know...

My adopted Grandma Irma was a special part of my childhood, and it was she who taught me to knit when I was just 8 years old. Though at the time I didn’t continue to knit on a steady basis, when I tried to “learn” again as an adult, it seemed as if I had never put the needles down. It was as if Grandma Irma was right next to me helping me with ...

23 years of Bliss. Today my husband and I celebrate out 23 wedding anniversary. I am offering 23% off this newly released pattern until end of day Monday October 12, 2015 central standard time.

Combine your favorite Vodka, ginger beer, and lime in a copper cup and you have a refreshing beverage that you can enjoy while you sit back, relax and knit away the worries of your day.

The furcula is more commonly known as the “wishbone“. I remember my mom often saving the wishbone when I was a child. She would let it dry on the window sill for a number of days, and then my brother and I would each grab an end, make a wish and pull until the wishbone snapped. Whoever held the larger end was the one whose wish would be granted...

Juniper Berries is a cozy hat that will keep you warm when the sun starts to dip as you’re taking a walk on the local hiking trails, or running errands around town.

Fall is a wonderful time for scenic walks, and here in the Midwest you sometimes need something over your shoulders to take off the chill. The old covered bridge of Cedarburg is one of my favorite spots; as you cross through this historic landmark it is hard not to wonder about all the foot traffic of many years past. The simple stitch pattern ...

Petrichor is the scent that you smell right after the spring rain. The Petrichor cowl is the perfect light weight cowl to wear on those cool spring/summer days.

Megara is a fairly easy, quick cowl with two sizes to chose from. The short loop keeps your neck cozy warm and slips over your head, while the long loop gives you the option of wearing it long or wrapping it twice for extra warmth.