There’s a question I think many knitters ask themselves: What should I knit next? Sometimes the answer arrives immediately. Other times, nothing feels right. You scroll through patterns, open saved […]
Why I Design Knits for Real Life, Not Just Photos
When I design knitting patterns, I don’t start by asking: Will this look impressive online? I start somewhere else. I ask: Will someone actually want to live in this? Because […]
Stop Guessing Your Next Knit, Look at What You Already Wear
There’s a truth most knitters discover eventually. We don’t struggle to find patterns. We struggle to choose the right ones. You scroll through beautiful designs, save projects and imagine possibilities. […]
Feeling stuck in knitting (And How to Move Again)
Feeling stuck in knitting, a particular kind of frustration that only we understand. You still love knitting, still feel drawn to yarn, to patterns, to the idea of creating something […]
How to choose the right knitting project
How to choose the right knitting project. There is a moment before every cast-on. You scroll through patterns. Imagine the finished piece. You picture yourself wearing it, using it, living […]
You Can Abandon a Knitting Project
There is a moment every knitter recognizes. You pick up a project, look at it. You try to feel the excitement you once had when you cast it on. But […]
The Emotional Weight of Unfinished Knitting Projects
Unfinished knitting projects, every knitter has one. A sweater paused halfway through a sleeve. A shawl waiting patiently on a cable. A pair of socks with only one completed twin. […]
Knitting During a Move
Moving rearranges more than furniture. It rearranges routines. It rearranges energy. It rearranges the invisible threads that make a house feel like home. When you are a knitter, a move […]
Knitting Is About Belonging, Not Aesthetics
There is a quiet pressure in modern knitting that doesn’t always announce itself clearly. It hums in the background, shows up when you scroll, whispers that your work should look […]