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I found myself making use of the very early morning hours, where I could slip out of bed before anyone else had woken up, put on a pot of coffee, and tip toe to my favorite chair in our family room. There, I would scribble down my thoughts and ideas while sketching out new designs and enjoy a few brief moments of knitting in the quiet while I w...

A goal I have for the new year is to begin making things for my wardrobe, where I have gaps, which will become staples in my rotation of every day knitwear. As the weather started to become colder, I kept thinking how chilly my toes would get while I would sit on my favorite chair in the family room, working on my latest cast on or hand spinnin...

Our first ever, Winter KAL with Loop Fiber Studio!

The official Primrose 2022 Rhinebeck Sweater! Every year, I look forward to casting on that one sweater that I get to wear at New York Sheep and Wool! It has become a highly anticipated, yearly tradition. For this year’s festival, I decided to design one! I knew when I designed the “Bluestone Pullover“, that I wanted to do a cardigan version, a...

This tubular moebius cowl is cast on using the “provisional cast on” technique, and then knit in the round through to the end, using a series of colorwork charts that are broken up by eyelet details in between. After completing the charts and eyelet sections, the live stitches are put on waste yarn, the cowl is blocked, and then it is returned ...

“Paparde” is Latvian for “fern”. I found myself, inspired, by the seasonal changes from Winter into Spring, and the botanical life that “springs” up as the climate here on the East Coast, becomes warmer. As I began charting out the yoke design of this swoncho, I couldn’t help but notice how the shift of seasons was quickly influencing the desig...

Sizes: 1 (2, 3, 4, 5)(6, 7, 8, 9) / finished measurement worn open: 38 (42, 46, 50, 54)(59, 62, 66, 70)“ #sizeinclusive

The Bluestone Pullover, my very first sweater design, was inspired by my love for the Pocono Mountains and the stunning scenery that can be found there.

Bandit is a super fun, and easy accessory knit, worked flat from the bottom point, up, increasing as you go, and then seamed after blocking. It is knit using an uncommon technique called: “Jacquard Colorwork”, which is a cross between mosaic knitting and stranded colorwork, where the knitter is using both colors simultaneously on both the RS an...

This Pattern is inspired by ski lodges, curling up by a fire with a warm Pendleton blanket, and knitting while watching the snow fall.

Yarn: Kits and Yarn can be found at: www.primroseyarnco.com

CORRECTION: 2/13/18- Chart C, Row 18/second stitch in from the right- should be knit with the CC