I suppose we all have them. The leftover yarns from a finished project. The colour coordinated mini-skein sets. The ends we cut off a blocked project. The tangled up pieces of yarn, we can’t be […]
Author: Tina
A Set-Designer by day and Knitter the rest of the time, my head is always full of colours, textures and shapes. I'm on a quest for a handmade and/or ethical wardrobe and am all about exploring and learning everything the fiber-world has to offer.
US-Road Trip Part III: I want to move to Denver
A town with a lively start-up culture, invested in sustainability, Rocky Mountains National Park at its door step. That’s all good and well, but really, I want to move to Denver to have Fancy Tiger […]
Confessions of a Sock Knitter
Having finished a few pairs of languishing socks these last few weeks, I thought I’d share some of my thoughts on knitting socks and how I learned to knit them in the first place. I […]
US-Road Trip Part II: Sustainability, Yarn and Meow Wolf
Santa Fe (NM), was one of the few stops on our trip, where I had visited before. And I was really looking forward to it. We then of course arrived for the one week-end in […]
the shoe size is 42
--ticket inspector on the train, when he saw me knitting a sock
US-Road Trip Part I: A bag full of yarn
My sisters are the best. They might not get my love for yarn and knitting, but they do go to yarn shops for me anyway. One of them walked through half of Amsterdam to get […]
A Knitting Q&A
Inspired by the questions Karen posted and answered on her blog NothingButKnit, I thought I’d give you my answers to the questions as well, and allow you a glimpse into my knitting life. What technique were you […]
