Tickerknits : Knit-What-You-Mean

Tickerknits : Knit-What-You-Mean

Tickerknits : Knit-What-You-Mean

This pattern was designed to be very simple and graphic - just pick two colors and go. A great accent for any room, whether traditional-country or minimalist-modern.

Happy Halloween…

REALLY NIFTY GET-WELL-GIFT…

The tonal cowl is a sampler of the 4 different Quince yarn weights - chickadee, lark, osprey & puffin.

The inspiration for this cloche was a scrumptious skein of yarn, Declan Knits from a shop in Oregon called Cast-One-On (www.castoneon.com).

Cotton cozy warm this here cowl is…just in time to whip up to wear while leaf raking…

The mesh design of this bag allows the mat to breathe between classes. The strapping is durable as well as easy on the shoulder and hands. The shape and stiffness of the strapping also makes it easy to weave it in and out of the dropped stitched row, after which it can be readily attached to the bottom of the bag with a tapestry needle and cotto...

“My Cheri Amour – pretty little one that I adore, you’re the only girl my heart beats for, how I wish that you were mine”

My convertible mini-cooper inspired this kerchief. When driving, I quickly discovered that I had to find a way to keep my hair from flying in my face - a tad dangerous - hence the life-saving ‘cooper kerchief’ (did you ever think that knitting could save lives!?). In warmer weather this little number is perfect for the beach or just scooting off...

The bobble bag is an incredibly roomy and exuberant catch-all - a pure knit feast with no extraneous hardware. Adding extra panache are the handles done up in leather cording which feels great to the touch and also extends the life of the bag.

How about a little flash peeking out of your coat come the cold weather? Fingerless wristers become that much more fun when ornamented with beads, appearing as a bracelet.