I’m selling skeins of yarn again! They are recycled yarns, which I’ve unraveled very carefully (minimal knots, usually 1 per skein), washed well, and sometimes spun together. There are plain skeins, which are all wool or wool blends — the white one has some camel hair and the grey has a little cashmere! There areContinue reading “leethal recycled yarn!”
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Knit kits! And other stuff! Yeah!
Kits! I now have kits! Just barely in time for last-minute holiday gifting, they are mostly small quick knits… All kits are with recycled yarn, some of it hand-dyed, and everything else you need except the needles. There are five different kit types. First, light-switch plate cover (pattern info): I just knit up a new oneContinue reading “Knit kits! And other stuff! Yeah!”
Remixed: Making Recycled Yarns ebook, including Rejuvenation hat pattern!
Look what’s here! It’s the final piece of my Remixed collection (on ravelry here), the long-awaited Remixed: Making Recycled Yarns ebook, which is included with that collection (with 8 any-gauge accessory patterns) and also available by itself (on ravelry here). I think it’s worth the wait; I ended up putting a lot more into it thanContinue reading “Remixed: Making Recycled Yarns ebook, including Rejuvenation hat pattern!”
In Triplicate 1-color pattern: Directrix
Quick unrelated note for if you’re reading this post when it’s new: The Indie Design Gift-a-Long just started, and it runs through the end of the year; you can get 20 of my patterns for 25% off through November 27th. See the GAL ravelry group for details (and to see patterns by all 335 participating designers!)Continue reading “In Triplicate 1-color pattern: Directrix”
In Triplicate!
New collection! In Triplicate is a collaboration between me, Star Athena, Shannon Squire, and Blue Moon Fiber Arts. There are 9 patterns, and they are all designed in the same yarn – Gaea Sport – in the same 3 colorways (Ochroid, Mica, and Lover’s Leap). I will be posting about each of my 3 patternsContinue reading “In Triplicate!”
New pattern: Krewe!
I released a new single pattern – a lightweight cowl, perfect for some summer knitting! (on ravelry here) Krewe is made with slipped and twisted stitches (how-to included), and then full columns of stitches are dropped all the way down when you’re finished knitting, to make the beaded necklace inspired look: It’s designed to use multiple contrastingContinue reading “New pattern: Krewe!”
Handspun Robin kits by Infinite Twist!
Do you know about Infinite Twist? It’s a yarn company that makes handspun, hand-dyed yarn in Shanghai, which not only produces beautiful yarns, but also provides living wages for local spinners. You can check out the video on the about page to learn and see more. Some of the yarns are spun by Qinghai Spinner’s Cooperative, whichContinue reading “Handspun Robin kits by Infinite Twist!”
Malabrigo merino roving!
A few months ago I got an amazing package in the mail: That’s six braids of Malabrigo’s merino roving, aka Nube. In colorways: Mostaza, Piedras, Plomo, Arco Iris, Persia, Glitter. The lovely people at Malabrigo contacted me when they released the roving, knowing that I’m a designer/blogger who spins, asking me if I had any favorite colorways… I gaveContinue reading “Malabrigo merino roving!”
New (free!) pattern: Superduper in Knitty!
Have you seen the new Knitty yet? That’s me on the cover! Whoa!! Very exciting! My pattern is pretty bonkers, but only because of the yarn, which I feel like shouldn’t even be called “yarn”… it needs some other name… It’s The BagSmith Big Stitch Merino, and it knits up on size US 36 (20mm)Continue reading “New (free!) pattern: Superduper in Knitty!”
Unbroken hat(s) in Holla Knits!
Have you seen this season’s Holla Knits Accessories? It launched a couple weeks ago, and I have a hat in the collection! Here’s Unbroken (on ravelry / on leethalknits): It’s a simple-ish hat in two different styles – a stockinette stitch fitted cloche, and a garter stitch slouchy style hat. When making this hat, inContinue reading “Unbroken hat(s) in Holla Knits!”