just a quick note to say that we’re off on spring break for the next few days! until then, any orders for physical goods will ship on friday, march 30th. your credit card will not be charged until the item is shipped. downloadable patterns are of course available 24/7, 365 days a year. (please note that if you check-out with authorize.net, rather than paypal, there may be up to an 12 hour delay before we can process the payment on your downloadable pattern purchase).
somewhere i have never travelled, gladly beyond any experience,your eyes have their silence: in your most frail gesture are things which enclose me, or which i cannot touch because they are too near – e.e. cummings
we goofed! the nathan pattern has been amended and the errata is shown below: Right Shoulder Drop a stitch marker at the mid point of the row, i.e. slip 22 (26, 30, 34, 38) sts, drop stitch marker and then slip the stitches back to left-hand needle. Row 1 (RS): K until last 4 sts before stitch marker, then K2tog, K2.
we’re going away at the end of march for a much needed break! and in anticipation of spring break, we knit up lara — a honeycomb mesh, lightweight scarf, which at 6 feet long is perfect for draping around just about everything in our spring & summer wardrobe.
with spring around the corner, we decided it was time to whip up a pair of oven mitts to replace the rather stained and beat-up pair hangin’ the kitchen. and, channeling our inner french girl, we decided to do so with dear STELLA’s wonderful Paris Map fabric. we’ve put together a step-by-step tutorial below in case you want to make your own oven mitts and now, we’re off to bake some macarons . . . toodle dee doo! oh wait! did we mention that from…
over brunch one day, a sartorial minded friend of ours mentioned his love for bowties. putting that together with our slight liberty fabric obsession, we decided to whip out our sewing machine and design a one-of-a-kind bowtie for him. in case you want to make your own, we’ve put together a step-by-step tutorial to show what we did to whip up hamish!
suzoko koseki’s design has got everything you need to get your parisian fix! who needs a box of chocolate for valentine’s day, when you can have a calorie-free, pastry laden fabric treat! and more and more and more lovely macarons, palmiers, gateaus and paris-brest! oh my! last but not least, clean lines and quirky swirls to express good manners: je vous en prie! now in the shop: Suzoko Koseki’s Salute Paris Lace & Petit Fours Patisserie Je Vous En Prie
is that the winter chill we feel? or is it love in the air! we designed hugs + kisses as a one skein cashmere neckwarmer featuring a fresh and bold XO pattern. each letter measures approximately 2” square and pops out against the reverse stockinette background. knit one to express the romance of late winter.