
I write about knitting and yarn crafts, taking a step back and enjoying the simple things in life and the high and lows of running a small creative business. Come and join me on my adventures and explore my knitting patterns a long the way.
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Five years ago today, I published my first knitting pattern. This was never really something I expected to do, but my first business came about by accident so it makes sense that my second one did too!
Scarf Number 1
I started knitting wh...
Being self employed is rubbish when you’re poorly! You know you need to rest and recover, but those bills just don’t pay themselves. And when the lurgy hits at the start of a pattern launch week, as it did last week, that torn feeling is ev...
Pumpkin Patch Cowl
Growing up in the UK in the 70s and 80s I didn’t really have anything to do with pumpkins. Occasionally there would be news of an obsessive ornamental gardener who had grown a massive one, but that was about it. Hallowee...
Today I am launching my new pattern: Scarf Number 2. And with this launch, I’ve been thinking about how my knitwear design business has changed since I started almost 5 years ago.
One of the things I learnt very early on in my 23 year old...
A few weeks ago I launched my first new pattern of the year: Path Cowl and I’d already drafted up a collection of patterns based on it for release throughout the year. But then my schedule got turned on its head by some misbehaving yarn (yo...
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I'm an independent knitwear designer with a lifelong passion for crafting. I write about life, knitting and all things yarn.
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