From the blog

• November 25, 2019 Wise HIlda's Socks

  This fall I had a sudden interest in knitting socks - again.  That urge was strong several years ago, and I even had a phase where I only wore hand-knit socks in the winter, but that phase burned out about the time I felted a few pairs of them over one winter, and it had been a while since I had made socks.  But after several sweaters in a row, and more cowls that I can count, the sock urge was back. (click title to continue reading)

  

• November 19, 2019 Morning River Walk

  It has been way too long since I went on an aimless wander - just to see what's going on, and let the creative well fill up a bit, and basically enjoy myself for no other reason than the fun of it.  This morning I rectified that situation. (click title to continue reading)

   

  

• November 17, 2019 Behold, the Fruit Wreath. And How to Make One.

  Fruit wreaths can be insanely elaborate (and beautiful), but in the interest of not adding one more elaborate thing to this time of year, ours tend to be on the simple side.  So, if you want to learn how to make your first fruit wreath, look no further.  (click title to continue reading)

  

   

• November 04, 2019 Works in Progress

  I always plan on working on one thing at a time, and as usual that isn't quite working out.  My main project is still my Stonecrop Cardigan - made with Magpie Fibers Swanky Sock yarn and a skein of Spincycle's Dyed in the Wool that was left over after I finished my Shifty.   (click title to continue reading)