For the first time in a long time, I feel inspired to knit for infants. My childhood best friend is having a baby (a girl!), and Marc (comic book artist) is anticipating a baby of unknown sex (shy baby).
I’m starting with a gift for the baby girl, and am making a Baby Surprise Jacket. I [...]
I’m making Thank You hats for the folks at John’s office to thank them for their awesome work on the comic book. I’ve finished 2 of the hats so far. One is… a little big:
But I think rolling the brim will fix that if the recipient isn’t into being blinded by his hat.
The other might [...]
After a long spell of not really making any progress in knitting, I have finally (!!!) finished Andrea’s socks!
They’re knit toe-up using the Queen Kahuna method, and have Fibonacci stripes of bright jewel-tone colors throughout the socks.
The Fibonacci sequence is a mathematical sequence found in nature and all over the place. It’s basically what you [...]
I’m here, vlogging about my new comic book, Handknit Heroes , which came out last week at a trade show in San Diego. It’s the first comic book for knitters, and it’s a lot of fun and a lot of awesome. Even if you don’t knit, it’s a fun thing to check out!
At least watch [...]
If Ravelry is Facebook for knitters*, then Patternfish is iTunes.
*Ravelry is more than Facebook for more than knitters, but it’s an analogy that gets tossed around a lot.
