GoneAwool’s Substack
Suzanne EllsmoreI 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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 24 | Subscribers | Read | goneawool.substack.com |
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The Comfort of Home
Over the next few weeks, many of us will see our children, grandchildren, nieces and nephews heading off to university for the first time. And whilst we have a sense of pride and trepidation as they leave home to start the next stage of the...
Creative Journey: The story of Ridgeback
As a designer I have notebooks full of sketches, ideas, stitch patterns and texture ideas. I’m always adding to them when inspiration strikes, but I know that it’s not always the right time to start working on them. Sometimes a design idea ...
Yarn Reclamation Project Number One
There are many things about knitting and any yarn craft that are amazing, but I’ve always felt that one of the best things is that it fully embraces change, and offers a great life lesson: mistakes happen, things go wrong, but everything ca...
Creative Journey: Big Drop
It’s very easy in this age of social media to present a flawless version of events. It sometimes seems that nothing ever goes wrong and if it does there are filters and photoshop or enough spin to dry your clothes. We all know this is rubbi...
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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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