The Two Tone Toque is the big brother to my Eye of Partridge Hat, suitable for colder winter weather. It is worked with worsted weight yarn and features a double brim for extra warmth. This knitting pattern uses two contrasting colors and the Eye of Partridge stitch to… Read More »Two Tone Toque – Hat Knitting Pattern
Are you in need of some last-minute Christmas decorations? Or looking for ornaments that will survive both kids and cats?These knitted snowballs are the perfect solution! They knit up quickly (well, unless you decide to make a gigantic one), and due to them being all yarn, nothing can… Read More »Christmas Snowballs
The Edge of Winter Shawl is a triangular wrap knit with two contrasting colors that are intertwined in a cable section in the middle. The yellow section represents the golden light of autumn days, and the grey slice the darker, greyer winter days. It is inspired by Harvestfest… Read More »Edge of Winter Shawl – Knitting Pattern
I wouldn’t call myself a gamer, but over the years, there were a few computer games that I really enjoyed (and sometimes sunk a lot of time into). One of my favorite games was – and still is – Portal. It’s a puzzle game, and the premise is… Read More »Now you’re thinking with Portals
The Eye of Partridge Hat is a simple hat that is worked in the round and uses a combination of knit and slip stitches to create a beautiful texture. It uses a lightweight yarn, and it’s perfect for keeping you warm during those chilly fall days.The stitch used… Read More »Eye of Partridge Hat – Knitting Pattern
The first two sweaters I’ve knit were classical beginner patterns: knit a few squares and seam them together. There are only quite simple techniques involved so as to make them less daunting. However, they also involve one thing I am absolutely horrible at and don’t like at all:… Read More »Sunrise Sweater