The simplest shawl you can knit is a reactangular shawl (scarf). There is more than one way to knit it and I talk about it in this post. Photo by Karen Cantú Q on Unsplash.
Shawl Shapes: Rectangular (Scarf)
Shawl Shapes: Hap or Shetland Shawl
A concise introduction to Hap shawl and its construction with helpful schematic. Photo from woollenflower(Jules) on Ravelry.
Yoga Mat Tote
Check out my pattern on Ravelry!
Grafting in Pattern
Grafting or kitchener stitch demonstrated in seed stitch with a little history factoid. Photo by British Library on Unsplash.
FO Friday: Scrunchie
Hello, folks! How is your quarantine going? We have been placed under a 24 hour curfew since two days ago. I have not been knitting a lot, because I don't have the right needle and other times, I don't have the right yarn. Fortunately, I came across a pattern that I was excited becuase I… Continue reading FO Friday: Scrunchie
Origami Wall Art: My Quarantine Craft
I made some wall art during the first half of quarantine.
Shawl Shapes: Square
This post summarizes the basic four-corner shapes, with a diagrams that you can use to knit a simple shawl. Photo by Les Triconautes on Unsplash
Topic Tuesday: Quarantine Update
A little update from me. When do you think you are going back to normal? Photo by Yoav Aziz on Unsplash
Publishing a Knitting Pattern: Part 2 (free template)
Wrapping up the duology on publishing a knitting pattern with a free template in docx format. Photo by Mika Korhonen on Unsplash
Publishing a Knitting Pattern: Part 1
Getting your design knitted and tested is a huge task in itself, and publishing a pattern is a beast of it's own kind. This is part 1 of getting a pattern published and part 2 is coming tomorrow. Photo by rocknwool on Unsplash.
Purl Island 