Drumlin and CustomFit
Looking back over previous posts, I discovered much to my chagrin that I first wrote about starting my Drumlin sweater by [...]
CustomFit: The Path to Sweater Nirvana
I used to have a love/hate relationship with the sweaters I knitted. I loved starting them, dreamily envisioning them as [...]
Custom Fit: Fun with Sweaters
I am super excited to finally start my first Custom Fit sweater. The brainchild of designer Amy Herzog, the Custom [...]
Yarn Discovery Tour
Passport in hand, I'll soon go on the Yarn Discovery Tour, learning more about the yarn shops in my new(ish) domicile in Northeast Ohio. I [...]
Mork
Why is it I'm always a season behind in my knitting? Ah well, there's just enough winter-ish snow for this lovely, warm sweater [...]
Gnarled Oak Cardigan
Any knitter who has known me more than five minutes knows that Alana Dakos is one of my all-time favorite [...]
Tea Leaves Cardigan
You might remember the Tea Leaves Cardigan I used for my experiment in stabilizing top-down sweaters. Here it is, completed. [...]
How Buttons Become Vests
It all started with buttons. My friend Katy and I were playing in the button section of our local yarn [...]
Gnarled Oak Cardigan Progress
For me, one of the greatest pleasures in knitting is working a particularly beautiful pattern and motif. That's how I [...]
Stabilizing Tea Leaves
If you follow my blog, you've read about my experiment to add stability to top-down seamless sweaters (Part 1, Part [...]