Just in time for spring, the Berry Picker Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern is now live! This is a lovely and trendy addition to your collection, makers and fingerless gloves fans alike! This pattern is inspired by Alaska’s gorgeous summers and berry picking season. These gloves are wearables all year long. The Berry Picker Fingerless GlovesContinue reading “Berry Picker Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern”
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Fall Favorites
Happy Fall! Yes, it might be too soon to talk about from where you are located but fall in Alaska comes early and we are definitely feeling the fall vibes. I bring handmade goodies to a local store and they started to set up for fall season this weekend. Here are some items that IContinue reading “Fall Favorites”
Fishing Trip and Solstice Wrap
Last week, we went on a short fishing trip down at Seward, Alaska. My husband and son went down the beach while I took some photos and enjoyed the site and wildlife. The place was packed with trailers and RVs. There were families camping and enjoying a bonfire and a majority of people heading downContinue reading “Fishing Trip and Solstice Wrap”
New Shop Feature
There is some very exciting news that I wanted to share with all of you. For the past few months, I have been developing my website and blog. I probably went through hundreds of themes before I was satisfied with the one I am currently using. The newest addition is the Shop feature. You canContinue reading “New Shop Feature”
So You Want to Publish Your Pattern?
This year, I am finally doing it! I have been wanting to publish my own knitting patterns for a while and I think I am now ready to dive in. Having said that, it is only appropriate that it be one of the very first patterns I have written back in 2014. I called itContinue reading “So You Want to Publish Your Pattern?”
Thanksgiving Sale 2020
Happy Thanksgiving everyone! There is always something to be thankful for.. and this year is no different. Sure, we have been dealing with a pandemic and restrictions on a global scale, but indeed, there are still things that we can all be thankful for. I would like all of you to know that I amContinue reading “Thanksgiving Sale 2020”
Mini Trees in Crochet Planters | A Photo Tutorial
So it is officially 41 days before Christmas and I know some of you will agree that it is simply not the same this year. We all know that everyone is coping differently with regards to the pandemic and some are doing better than others. It is a fact though that a lot of peopleContinue reading “Mini Trees in Crochet Planters | A Photo Tutorial”
Alaska Wildflowers Collection
This summer, I am introducing my Alaska Wildflowers Collection. It is a tribute to Alaska’s gorgeous wildflowers: fireweed, lupine, forget-me-not and daisy.
County Fair 2019
Wow! After months of market preparation, the County Fair that I was participating in finally wrapped this year. Dozens of vendors with their crafts, trade and expertise, our ever-loving community that never ceases to support our local dreamers, and of course, the dedication and commitment of the organizers all helped make this event a successfulContinue reading “County Fair 2019”
Knitted Pumpkins
It is only a week and a half to go before the market day I am going to be in and there are lots to do! This week, I have been enjoying working on some knitted pumpkins. The pattern is from FitFoodArtShop and I love it because it uses up some of my stash yarn.Continue reading “Knitted Pumpkins”
Market Prep 2019
It’s been a week since fall started but here in Alaska, it seems like we are closely approaching the end of it. Check out the mountains around us and they are all screaming winter! That brings me to point out another exciting thing…. hat season! Knitting wise, I am having a blast. I am currently doingContinue reading “Market Prep 2019”
Seed Stitch Headbands
When I was starting to learn how to knit, I looked for pretty stitches with my limited capability of just knit and purl stitches. The seed stitch immediately caught my attention. Using just knit and purl stitches, it creates a beautiful texture regardless of the yarn weight being used. These headbands are quick to workContinue reading “Seed Stitch Headbands”
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