Here are some photos from my recent visit to Cast Away Yarn Shop in downtown Santa Rosa, California. Beautifully organized yarn makes me happy:) Visit Cast Away at 100 Fourth Street (Entrance on Wilson), Santa Rosa, CA 95401
Here are some photos of my trip to Serial Knitters in Kirkland, WA. There was a drop-in class in progress. It sounded like fun! I was particularly drawn to these. I ended up buying several skeins, including the bluish yarn below…Continue Reading →
Here is my finished Totoro amigurumi! He was so much fun to make. Here are some progress pics: And here’s what I stuffed him with! I was looking for a way to use all the hole-punched pieces…Continue Reading →
On another washcloth kick! Here are the results so far: These will both be gifts, but I’m happy to take custom requests for washcloths! For my fellow crocheters who’d like to try their hand at these easy-peasy-lemon-squeezy washcloths, check out…Continue Reading →
My good friend finally convinced me to try knitting. I must say, it was extremely humbling to be completely terrible at first. However, with perseverance and plenty of patience I finally made something worth posting. I present…the garter stitch scarf! Perseverance…Continue Reading →
Made another one! This one’s for sale at my Etsy shop. Let me know what you think and which other colors I should try:)
This Easter, a friend of mine requested some custom pieces for her granddaughters, including an elephant lovely and a platypus. Silly me forgot to take pictures beforehand, but she sent me some photos of baby Madeleine with her new elephant…Continue Reading →
Will be available for purchase soon at my Etsy store. I finally finished this little calf! I named her “Clover” after the local dairy here in Sonoma County. She’s clad in a cute red dress with a paisley ribbon (sewn on). I…Continue Reading →
I just finished this toadstool amigurumi and decided that adding the green wash cloth would make a great baby shower gift. I referred to this free pattern on blog Annaboo’s House, but also made some changes because I favor the flat look…Continue Reading →
This is by far the longest scarf I’ve ever made! It measures roughly 117 inches long and is suuuper cozy as a result. Available for purchase at my Etsy store for $26.50.