Purchase the pdf file now through Ravelry (you don’t have to be a Ravelry member to purchase) | add to cart | show cart Slightly angled, and fully reversible, this hybrid scarf/shoulder shawl is delightful to knit in garter stitch with a cable and lace border and short rows to shape the point. This scarf […]
Miriam Felton
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Going on Tour!
In support of this lovely new Craftsy class I have, I just wanted to let you all know about my blog tour! I’ll be answering interview questions, there will be reviews of the class, and I’ll be guest posting too. I’ll update this post with more stops as they’re scheduled, but there should be a […]
I went to Denver and all I got was THIS AWESOME ONLINE CLASS!
So a while back I went to Denver, craft beer capital of the world, and home to quite possibly the happiest place on Earth (hint: Disneyland is not it), Fancy Tiger Crafts. I got to do a Trunk Show with the wonderful knitters of Denver, and attend Craft Night there and the place instantly felt […]
That moment before I breathe again….
You know that moment… when you’re waiting for an answer, waiting for the next step, or you’re waiting for the other shoe to drop…. that held breath, the suspended time. That frozen moment, where you feel like time has slowed and will never reach its conclusion. Yeah. That’s where I am. I’m winding up the […]
Honey Badger Stuffie
Purchase the pdf file now through Ravelry (you don’t have to be a Ravelry member to purchase) | add to cart | show cart Honey Badgers are amazing! They live mostly in Africa and the Indian Subcontinent and eat poisonous snakes, bee larvae, and honey. Their skin is so thick that bites and stings rarely […]
Technology for Knitting: Smartphone Colorwork Edition
The other day I was yarn shopping and picked up some colors for a project, and was trying to decide on the whether the values were different enough to work well with the stranded pattern I had in mind. In the past I’ve taken a digital photo of my yarn and converted it to black […]
Snowmen!!
I’ve been working on a sweater for my sister Laura, that’s black fingering weight and taking a REALLY LONG TIME, so when the first sleeve required ripping and some recalculation, I decided to take a break so that I didn’t want to chop it into tiny little pieces by the time I was done with […]
Trousseau Wrap & A Custom-Knitted Wedding
Just a quick note today to let you know that I’ve got a new pattern released (when it rains, it pours!). My dear friend Amanda Jarvis, the manager for Lorna’s Laces, got married back in May, and she had asked me to design and knit her a wedding shawl. Then Lisa Shroyer at Interweave heard […]
The Confluence Collection
I’m pleased to present to you, dear knitters, my newest FO, The Confluence Collection. The Confluence Collection is a grouping of patterns exploring the convergence of lines and points in knitted space. I got to play around with Bramble Stitch (aka Trinity Stitch), which when knit at an open gauge looks deceptively like lace, but […]
Free Pattern Release: Fenced In Afghan
Boy have I been busy! The new collection is almost ready to go, and I’ve been hard at work on holiday projects. One of them was so much fun, I thought you’d all like to knit it too! I wrote up the pattern and now it’s available for free. This cozy afghan is knit in […]
