spotted in Rome
Shared by HookiLoop.
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I would totally wear this amazing and colourful baby sweater!
Made by Sarah aka RedQueen715.
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Knit a Cute Cottage-Inspired Pencil Case, Free Pattern By Amanda Berry of Fluff & Fuzz
Amanda Berry’s Cottage Case knitting pattern makes a fun home for your pencils and pens. Get...
Read More‘Soundsuit’ by Nick Cave (2009)
Shared by trailerfullofpix who writes, “Made of found crocheted and hooked rugs, knitted yarn and metal armature. Apparently this makes sounds when it moves. Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford, CT.”
Read MoreKnitted Jug Found In England, From Mid-Nineteenth Century
This jug has its origins in England and was likely knitted sometime between 1830-1860. “This little knitted woollen pence jug was used as a purse for change or as a container for small items. By the 19th century, patterns...
Read MoreYarnspiring Colorful Fingerless Mittens Knit By Hélène of Tricotcolor
If you’ve been following KnitHacker over the last decade, you know that I love Hélène Seners’ knitwear designs. I am the proud owner of several of her pieces and hope to add something new to my collection this year!...
Read MoreNew In The Shop!
Hank, Skein, Ball & Cake Tee – $21.99 | 7 sizes, 9 colors
Knits & Commissions
In addition to five-star patterns, I have a selection of ready-to-ship knits in my shop and I also take commissions from time to time.
My popular chicken hat is always a big hit. In fact, one of my customers keeps coming back for more, leaving this review: “sweet lady who’s very considerate and kind. Love my hat so much. Thank you!” 🐔
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