Wovenflame

Argyle Practice I worked up a bit of an argyle swatch this week in preparation for knitting the argyle sock for Level II. I think it turned ...

During the summer months some of the members of the Chilliwack Spinners and Weavers Guild gather together during the day, on a weekly basis,...

Way back in March of 2005 I posted this picture of my Great Niece Isabella on my blog. She was the recipient of the "Beribboned Eyelet...

DONE! I've finished the vest for my second level of the Master Knitters' certification. I chose this Plymouth yarns pattern as a ba...

Yesterday was the second meeting of the Upper Fraser Valley Knitters. After sending out a meeting reminder the previous day I was a little c...

It's been a very busy week! I had hoped that I would have the finished vest to show this week, but I just didn't have the time. I di...

Although it may have seemed like I neglected working on my Master Knitters project last week, I actually did do a bit, but I never had time ...

Simple pleasures..... ......sharing a love for simple, comfortable footwear with a wee little granddaughter.

You would think from the lack of activity here on the blog lately that I haven't been involved with creative pursuits that were worthy o...

Finished and blogged about in early December of last year, I finally have the weather to show a modeled shot of Coachella. Still haven'...

Chilliwack's little rendition of World Wide Knit In Public Day managed to catch the attention of our local paper. Thank you Adian Chafe ...

(click picture for close-up) 27.85 ounces (797 grams) and 1663.5 yards of "Mystic Forest" my own custom blend of bl...

Four ounces of 2 ply laceweight spun on a spindle and plyed on a wheel. Roving hand dyed by Fleece Artist.

This week my progress toward Level II of TKGA Master Knitter certification consisted of finishing the knitting of the right front and then b...

No pictures. Brief post. Working on right front of the vest. Looks the same as the left front did only "reverse shaping". Being d...

While I'm primarily a wheel spinner, I always have a project in progress on my one good spindle. It's almost always 50/50 merino/sil...

Level II vest, left front complete. Last week I stopped short of the neckline/underarm decreases because I was having second thoughts about ...

This little blanket was woven on a Beka rigid heddle loom using a 10 dpi heddle. The woven part is variegated Bernat Softee Baby in the ...

I purchased Betty Lynn Davenport's revised book, "Textures and Patterns for the Rigid Heddle" and have been exploring some of ...

I've finished the back of the Masters Level II vest, and I'm working on the left front piece. It's up to the neckline shaping an...