A fun, artsy Halloween project!
This past Me-Made-May I noticed that I was wearing my Closet Core Patterns Jenna shirt constantly. By itself, as a layer... I reached (reach!) for it regularly.
Autumn has cometh. The leaves are turning, I had to add the wool blanket to my bed... I love it. Perfect weather for knitting and wearing knits!
(I know, I know, it’s going to be 80 this weekend, but for a moment it was autumn.)
This is the Drea Renee Knits / Andrea Mowry Night Lights shawl, a stretched out triangle shawl that I've been working on over the past month or so.
Another day, another fish bag... what can I say, it's addictive, baby fish mouth is sweeping the nation, and this whimsical fishy crafting is a good distraction from the daily horrors.
Inspired by the #FishGirlFallMAL, I dug out a fish-themed sewing pattern I've had for a while, but haven't gotten to sewing yet!
I had a trip to Cape Cod planned this month, and in a great coincidence, a week before the trip, the #FishGirlFallMAL was announced. This combination of fishy location and fishy makealong apparently kicked me into high fish-making gear... I made not one, not two, but four fish-shaped bags in the past few weeks!
This sweater has been a long time coming... yarn purchased in 2011, sweater started in 2021, sweater finished in 2025!
POV: you're my neighbor and you catch me wandering in my garden in my pajamas with a coffee, checking on the incremental progress of my cucumbers, harvesting a handful of cherry tomatoes and spying on the sleepy, pollen-drunk bees in the squash blossoms.
It's not quite full-on tomato season in Vermont, but my tomatoes are certainly growing. Lots of blossoms and a few little green fruits.
Here I am, showing off my growing tomatoes (and potatoes) while wearing a tomato two piece. Too much?
Given the price of the Drafters Grid Dress pattern, you knew I was going to make something else from it before too long! Plus I really love my first Drafters Grid Dress project, but it's definitely a statement piece, and I was hoping for something more wearable for every day.
You know a pair of pants is good if you wear it for a 26,000-step day in NYC and are still looking fresh and feeling comfortable!
I look forward to receiving my "Aunt of the Year" award; I've been composing my acceptance speech since finishing this project!
Finally finished this dress and am so pleased with it! It's big, it's bright, it's twirly!
It was a beast of a project and I have things to say about it!
I know I've been making spring and summer dresses recently, but the reality of the weather situation here in Vermont is that multiple layers of wool are still required at least every other day.
Liz of @_busylizzie introduced me to this shawl pattern, and the concept of assigned pooling knitting, earlier in the year and I immediately became obsessed.
I know, I know, another pair of Taylor Trousers? And a wool pair with spring right around the corner?
Yes, but we just got another inch of snow last night, so there is still time for these winter pants.
February has flown by so fast, but I'm so happy I finished my project for the #BHMPatternDesigners challenge hosted by Nateida of Sew Natural Dane!
Tim had a boys trip to the beach last month, so I made him a ridiculous two-piece set for beach bumming, and then made him take photos of it in the snow.
After my first pair of Reya pants went so swimmingly, I went ahead and cut another pair, inspired by the athleisure/loungewear versions of the Reya pants that Gabriela and Nicole made.