Friday, February 26, 2016
An Interview by Robin Hunter
I am pleased to be included in Robin's list of knitwear desginer interviewees. You can find the interview here.
Sunday, February 21, 2016
Stitches West 2016
This year in addition to working at our MKGSFBA (Machine Knitting Guild San Francisco Bay Area) booth I was at the Shalimar yarns booth Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. The yarn colors are beautiful, have to design something using it.
I didn't see TKGA or Redheart there. TKGA wasn't there last year either, I usually renew my Cast On subscription during Stitches because they give you a free past issue and I try to get one with my design in it for my mother. But they weren't there last year either. And I usually stop by Redheart because they sometimes display my designs.
However, the number of vendors seem to be the same, the hall is full as usual.
I didn't see TKGA or Redheart there. TKGA wasn't there last year either, I usually renew my Cast On subscription during Stitches because they give you a free past issue and I try to get one with my design in it for my mother. But they weren't there last year either. And I usually stop by Redheart because they sometimes display my designs.
However, the number of vendors seem to be the same, the hall is full as usual.
Tuesday, February 9, 2016
A/C Moore posted my pattern for Boutique Midnight® Zigzag Cardi
The pattern is available on their website, Zigzag Cardi.

Tuesday, February 2, 2016
Two Designs in Interweave Knits Spring 2016
Although both are pentagon designs, Phi Cowl(below) is knitted flat and each pentagon seamed. You can buy it here. Phi comes from the book I was reading at the time, The Golden Ratio, by Mario Livio about the golden ratio(phi) and it's geometric relationships to pentagons and other figures. Photos by Harper Point Photography, courtesy of Interweave Knits.
The Deanery Street Centerpiece is knitted from the outside and ends as a single stitch at the center of each pentagon and you can buy it here.
The Deanery Street Centerpiece is knitted from the outside and ends as a single stitch at the center of each pentagon and you can buy it here.
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