1. Kumara Arm Warmers by Laura Zukaite
2. Elf clobber by schnuddel Kerstin (Variation)
3. Mitaines Rainbow by Elise Dupont
4. Gillean Wrist Warmers by Karina Westermann
5. Catching butterflies by Tiny Owl Knits
6. Reversible Fingerless Gloves by Kyoko Nakayoshi
1. Unicorn Hat by Brittany Tyler
2. Witchy Hands by Lion Brand Yarn
3. Incognito by Mercedes Tarasovich-Clark
4. Ahoy Hat by Elizabeth Mautz-Redmann
5. Little Red by Erika Flory
6. Wear the wild things are HAT by tiny owl knits
7. Elven Hero by Audry Nicklin (I’m thinking Link from Zelda!)
8. Knitted Mask by Jennifer Hansenclose
9. Knit Angry Birds Halloween Bag by Crafts by Starlight
1. Aemelia Book Cover by Franklin Habit
2. French Press Felted Slippers by Melynda Bernardi
3. George Sand by Katie Rose Pryal
4. Stadium Blanket by Allyson Dykhuizen
5. Sea Anemone Messenger Bag by Mel Clark
6. Lots of coffee beans by shika
7. Winter Ear Warmer by Elisa McLaughlin
8. Pencil Case by Doodlenoodle
9. Boutique Laptop Sleeve by Rachael Oglesby
Happy August to you.
We’re going camping this weekend & I can’t wait! See you back here next week.
1. Playin’ Hooky Disc by Liz McQueen
2. Burr by Veronik Avery
3. Camp & Trail Socks by Lydia Gluck
4. Rugged Camper Cookset by Marie Greene
5. Ledge Trail Vest by Elizabeth Smith
6. Twisted Ankles by Lee Meredith
7. 2-tier Picnic Organizer by Uma Padu
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With snow covering the ground, I have been spending more time with my needles in hand. I’ve enjoyed creating a collection of patterns & designs that have inspired my winter knitting. What has inspired your knitting this season?
1. Heliconian by Pam Powers
3. Thrummed Mittens by Helene Driesen
4. Montera Embroidered Button Jacket by Pam Allen
5. Seed Stitch Tall Cowl by Diana at Knit & Bake
6. Shades of Winter by Ewa K. Andinsson & Ingalill Johansson
7. Ondori Winter Knitting Goods
8. Small & Clever by Pickles
9. Cottage Sock Slippers by Lion Brand Yarns
10. Bird House by Marie Claire *french pattern
11. Malabrigo Loafers by Julie Weisenberger
12. Bulky Hat by Eveli Kaur
The look books published by Brooklyn Tweed inspire me every time. I wish I had enough time to knit every project that comes from them.
As the weather here is turning colder, and the leaves begin to show their brilliant display, I find that I am once again feeling a draw towards my knitting. Don’t get me wrong. I do knit year around of course – but once fall comes around, I find it easier and easier to spend my entire day needles in hand. This can cause a problem for the amount of house work that then accumulates around me. Today for instance, I was going to focus getting all the laundry finished, and all or our floors cleaned. However, once I started looking at fall knit-ware, I was unable to pull myself away. Can you blame me? Take a look at some of the inspiring & fun knitting patterns I found.
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