Hello everyone. Well, it’s been a day, hasn’t it? Actually, it has been 193 days; I counted. It's not that I haven’t been making, but I’ve either been working on a long-term project or eccentric projects that I doubt most would be interested in (mainly clothes for my Poodles). All of that will be addressed [...]
Hello, I’m back with a new pair of black pants. But isn’t there something more interesting to make than a pair of black pants? Probably, but these are Style Arc's “Bob Pants”, which are pretty cool (well, IMO). Yes, I have a good selection of black pants, but these are a welcome addition with such [...]
Can you believe it? I’m back already to talk about a new project. I loved the Rhapsody blouse I made for Rachelle (my daughter) so much that I immediately started one for myself. Some of this review may seem like deja vu, but I still need to talk about the basic pattern in case someone [...]
Hello. Well, it has been a while. It seems that summer has not motivated me to write. I've been busy making, but certainly not busy "telling." First, I finished knitting two sweaters in Noro yarn (they are gorgeous, and I love them), but I will leave that one for later in the fall. It's just [...]
Hello, to my creative friends out there. Today is all about taking a great pattern and pushing it further. It's a rather short article because I've already written about making the Concord T-Shirt BEFORE and today's discussion is only how I hacked it into a dress. Remember, this dress is for my daughter. If the [...]
The first time I wore it was to the symphony. I styled it with a black column using my black Palazzo pants and a black cotton Cami, both of which I also made. In 2009, Interweave Press published, French Girl Knits by Kristen Griffin Grimes. The designs were very romantic and a few were vintage-looking. [...]
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