When it comes to sweaters, the shoulder isn’t just a seam; it defines how a garment sits, moves, and feels. The difference between a sweater that drapes with quiet elegance and one that pulls or hangs awkwardly often begins at the shoulder. Here, we break …
It’s the end of July. Summer still has its grip—the afternoons are hot, the air heavy—but the light is changing. There’s a golden edge to it now, the kind that hints at what’s coming. And even if the temperature doesn’t agree, that shift changes the …
Tonal vs Speckled vs Solid: How to Know What Will Work in a PatternSome yarns ask to be noticed. Others want to blend in quietly and let the pattern shine. The trick is knowing which is which and when to use them. Choosing the right …
It’s still midsummer, but already there’s a shift—subtle, steady. A gentle unfolding where colors and textures linger in the mind, gathering quietly as the season waits to turn. These are the moments where ideas begin to take shape—slow, deliberate, and full of promise. A little …
Intro: That One Skein We all have one. Tucked in a special drawer or perched on a visible shelf like a tiny altar—the skein. Fingering weight, indie-dyed, maybe speckled or subtly tonal. It might have come home with you from a yarn shop you found …
Knitting is more than just a hobby—it’s a creative, meditative, and deeply satisfying craft that connects you to centuries of tradition. Whether you’re dreaming of cozy handmade sweaters, unique gifts for loved ones, or simply need a relaxing activity to unwind after a long day, …
This year, I decided to reflect on my style evolution and how my hand knits fit into that. Rather than do a standard Make Nine, I decided to curate an Editorial Make Nine. The Editorial Make Nine is more than a list of patterns one …
The following are notes from the Your Knitting Companion Podcast Episode #15 titled, K3tog Twice Does Equal 4 And Other Reasons Knitting Makes Me Happy! The holidays are coming fast, but there’s still time to make something handmade for your loved one. These free knitting …
I’m so happy to share my newest pattern, the Gamboge Shrug! The Gamboge Shrug is worked in a DK/light worsted yarn and features a cozy folded over collar and a relaxed fit. The clean lines of stockinette stitch create a smooth fabric that drapes effortlessly …
Pearl & Clover Podcast Episode As the gift-giving season approaches, many of us feel the pull to create handmade gifts for many loved ones on our lists. While the idea of crafting something personal and meaningful can be exciting, it can quickly turn into a …