The Cheyenne Shawl is a collaboration with Yarnaceous Fibers for the June 2024 Book Box. It is inspired by Dragon’s Teeth by Michael Crichton. Cheyenne, Wyoming is a pivotal location to the plot of the book and the shawl is inspired by different locations throughout the book. The lace texture is reminiscent of dinosaur teeth fossils and the see...

The Blewett Beanie is a nod to the mountains I see every day out my back window. The Cascades are full of incredible peaks and valleys and I live in one of those valleys. From my back door I can see horses, farms, forests, and mountains. Blewett Pass runs through the chain of mountains surrounding me and my family & I regularly pass through...

The Skagit Valley Shawl is inspired by the tulip fields of the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. This is the largest tulip festival in the world outside of the Netherlands! The cluster stitches are reminiscent of flowers in a bouquet, making this the perfect lightweight shawl for springtime!

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A very happy spooky season to all who celebrate! This is truly the season for ghosties galore and Yarnaceous Fibers and I have taken that to heart! First I designed the ghostie fabric and subsequent project bags; then Maggie got inspired by the fabric and created the Haunted Hallows Sock Set; Then I got inspired by the sock set and created the ...

The Alki Shawl was inspired by one of the most iconic locations in Seattle, Alki Beach. Residing in the West Seattle neighborhood and overlooking Elliott Bay, Alki Beach is where Summer bonfires, beach volleyball, and rollerskating reign supreme. Historically, it’s known as the “birthplace of Seattle.” The first white settlers in the area made ...

This sock pattern was such a pleasure to create in collaboration with Yarnaceous Fibers for the Spring 2023 Quarterly Sock Club. The pastel green yarn, tied in with the theme of Dino Rosa, really inspired me to create something leafy and botanical. Featuring a delightful combo of cables and lace, the Socculent Socks are addictive to work up and...

Merry Christmas to all! This sock pattern was such a delight to make in collaboration with Yarnaceous Fibers for the 2022 Christmas Eve Cast-On Box. The yarn and pattern were inspired by the book The Dinosaurs’ Night Before Christmas by Anne Muecke with illustrations by Nathan Hale. I wanted to make a sock pattern that reminded me of elves and ...

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Welcome to Green Lake, the next neighborhood we’ll visit in our Seattle Sock Series Green Lake is one of the smaller neighborhoods of Seattle, most of it taken up by the lake itself. Most of the neighborhood is made up of residential but what it’s really known for is the recreation area that exists around the lake. Soccer fields, dirt bike jump...

Queen Anne is the next neighborhood we’ll visit in the Seattle Sock Series! Queen Anne is one of the seven hills Seattle was built on and the tallest. A large part of the neighborhood consists of residential neighborhoods, where the early elite of Seattle built Queen Anne style mansions (where the neighborhood got it’s name!) Lower Queen Anne i...

Welcome to the next neighborhood in my Seattle Sock Series: Fremont. Fremont is a beautiful neighborhood probably most well-known for their vibrant arts scene. Sculptures adorn many street corners with the most notable being the Fremont Troll, the statue of Lenin, and Waiting for the Interurban. Gasworks Park is one of the most photographed pla...

The first neighborhood in my Seattle Sock Series is my home neighborhood of Ballard. Ballard was originally settled by the Scandinavian immigrants moving into the city and much of the industry focused on seafaring and fishing. Today it’s home to a large number of local breweries & cider houses, the only year-round farmer’s market in Seattle...

Created over a long weekend visit to Innsbrook, Missouri to see my cousin get married. The Innsbrook Shawl was made as a memento for the trip, where I was blessed to be reunited with so much of my family that I hadn’t gotten to see in a very long time.

Fun bobbles set this quick knit hat apart. Two adult sizes, small (large) allow for fittings of any head size or slouchy-ness. Both are made with less than 100 grams of bulky weight yarn.