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I’ve been really wanting to use brioche again in a design and I also wanted a small project that was quick to knit because I have a shawl design on
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I’ve been really wanting to use brioche again in a design and I also wanted a small project that was quick to knit because I have a shawl design on
A quick one this week because I’m running behind! This is an idea I’ve been working on, or at least thinking about, for two years. When I originally worked on
When I started this design, it was just meant to be a cowlette. I wanted something that would be quick to design, quick to knit and quickly let me move
Buinne had a tricky start in life, it has to be said. Choosing the yarn was easy. I was looking around for a single ply yarn and I came across
Cailleach-Oidhche means owl, although it translates literally from Scottish Gaelic as “old woman (or hag) of the night”! Isn’t that a beautifully descriptive name for them? As soon as I
I’m Liz and I'm a Scottish Knitwear designer! I design and write knitting patterns for accessories, produce tutorials and write about what I do!
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I’m going to preface this by saying that there is no pattern support for the spreadsheet. If you follow the instructions on the spreadsheet you
I saw a post on Twitter a couple of weeks ago, about a knitter who had gone on a cruise and only realised once she