Really enjoyed knitting this darling little bag. Thanks to Elizabeth Jarvis for the pattern.

This bag works over the shoulder or as a cross-body bag with the attachable leather strap. Thanks to H Huggy for this pattern.

The waffle loop pattern is repetition of four rows, each of which has its own repeated sequence (row 1 = PPK, row 2 = PKK, row 3 = K, row 4 = P). Because the skirt is knitted in the round, and you are basically going around and around on the same side of the…

This mat adds interest to an empty hallway. I knitted each rectangle in a waffle loop pattern and then stitched the rectangles together. The waffle loop pattern is a repetition of three stitches in four rows: PPK the first row, PKK the second row, K the third row, and P the fourth row.

I’m excited to pair this scarf with black, white, aubergine and other colors this winter. The pattern is the Ra scarf by Annoline Billies.

One nice thing about knitting is that you can make unusual garments that aren’t found in stores. Grateful to marijay j for this rave sleeves pattern, which I adapted for this project.

Knitted this white camisole for myself after finishing the black one for my daughter. Grateful for the Remi Camisole pattern by Caldree on Ravelry. I kept the shape of the garment but dropped the fancy stitching because it’s too advanced for me.

I knitted this camisole for my daughter’s birthday, and she likes it. It can be worn by itself on a cool day or evening or worn as a sweater vest over a T-shirt when it’s colder.

Knitting gives you great opportunities to think about things and come up with new ideas. I will be sharing ideas from my knitting on this blog, and I welcome you to do the same. Today I was reflecting on the snobbery some city-dwellers express toward those who live in the suburbs. To be sure, there…

There was sturm and drang several days ago when I ripped this scarf apart because it was way too wide. Now I love the narrow length. The pattern is knitting a seven-row block in a KPKPKPK sequence (stockinette pattern), then switching the order for the next seven rows (PKPKPKP), and continuing like that, alternating the…