I finally learned how to knit socks! After many failed attempts, I went back to the drawing board, and asked google, how to knit socks?

A giant wool cat basket order on Etsy! From a repeat customer who first ordered a wool basket 4 years ago, now ordering an upgrade for a new kitten - a Maine Coon!

I learned how to spin! Finally....!

Following the success of Three Reversible Cloths, here we have Three More Reversible Cloths.

Here is a diamond shaped cloth with a lacy edging, worked in a magic double-sided stocking stitch. This gives it double thickness, all from a little slip-stitch.

Following on from the Three Reversible Cloths, I wanted to design a circular dishcloth with a lace element. I also wanted it to be reversible - who doesn't love a reversible cloth?

I've just finished this stripey 1940s short sleeved cardigan in 4-ply angora. This was commissioned by a friend who does historical re-enactments, putting together a 1940s outfit. She chose the pattern, the colours and the buttons, which saved me a lot of time as I am hopeless at putting colours together!

I love the gathering effect on the waist and sleeve cuffs, and also the fabulous pleat in the shoulders.

All about the Barnett Drum Carder, beloved by spinners worldwide, with links to the original manual.

Kitty bed update, Go To Design fine art reproduction prints, and a shout out to dog walking with the Cinnamon Trust.

Cat Basket finished - pattern available - includes 2 methods and 2 sizes - with no seaming!