Cowls! I wrote this pattern. Link to blog post and ravelry page, you need membership to access Ravelry.
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Walking in a winter wonderland. Made this for an exhibit at the Jefferson Arts center in Monticello, FL. It was called "Visions of Sugarplums". It was in collaboration with Melanie...
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Scarves I made - available at apartmentcat.etsy.com
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Metallic beetles fascinate me. Their beautiful colors and body structure are striking and sometimes creepy. I wanted to create a toy that captured that glitter and form, but also had a sense of...
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Yarn wrapped bangles were all the rage at the 2008 Indie Craft Experience fair in Atlanta. Special discount on bangle bracelets for CraftStylish.com readers!
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Knitter's--identify yourselves! You know, sometimes you can never tell how the thing that you are trying to make is going to come out. I was happily surprised when the crafty name-tags that I knit for the Craftstylish staff were such a hit.
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This project was inspired from a basic free pattern I picked up instore. I'd just learned to crochet and wanted to make more granny squares for practice but which would have a purpose at...
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Hand knitted individual pieces, mounted onto canvas.This depicts a stand of trees. Size : 30 x 82 x 10 cms
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This is my ongoing knitting experimentation with color and cool pattern possibilities.
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CraftStylish wants to know what gadgets you can't live without, would recommend to friends or just think are nifty.
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Guys like the simple things in life - like a handmade classic striped scarf.
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I just love the new projects in CraftStylish Quick Stuff to Make. I am loving the fiber wrapped bangles because you can do so many things with it and you get satisfaction out of finishing a...
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I made this ring pillow for my son's wedding. The crochet square is sewn on to a satin pillow, and it is decorated with a fabric flower and some ribbon.
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I had been dreaming of these wrapped bangles for about a year before I actually sat down and made them. I loved the results and they came together pretty quickly. It's great that, simply by choosing...
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Our Managing Editor Michaela Murphy is a prolific knitter. When we saw her crafty knitted name tag, great for wearing at trade shows and other industry events, we insisted that she make one for each...
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I'm obsessed with this easy to make project featured in CraftStylish Quick Stuff to Make!
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I just re-learned how to crochet after a long hiatus and chose this scarf from Debbie Stoller's book, The Happy Hooker, as my first project. This "One Skein Scarf," as it is called actually took me two skeins of my chosen yarn to finish but...
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Recently I blogged about the importance of buying the very best yarn that you can afford, and while I stand by that bit of advice, anyone who seriously knits knows that a great yarn can easily break your bank. Yet, where there is a will, there is a way. Here's how to find the very best yarn buys around.
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