True North, Strong and Free Cowl

Feeling the need to share a little Canadiana inspired pattern. The True North, Strong and Free Cowl was written for anyone to knit who might need just a little bolstering of their of spirit in these wild and crazy times. While not 100% geographically accurate, the cowl features a map of Canada on one sideContinue reading “True North, Strong and Free Cowl”

Slow and Purposeful January

I have some beautiful locally grown Shetland X that I’ve started processing. I’ve skirted, washed, and carded the fleece and now I’m on to the spinning. With approximately 1100 grams of soft and fluffy wool clouds to work with, I have lots of options for fun projects. For now though, I just enjoying the spinningContinue reading “Slow and Purposeful January”

The Weekly Wool – Fibre Prep

Lately, my Fridays have been spent in a scramble of errands, food prep, and driving the kiddos around but today, I actually have a free day! So …. I’m spending my time prepping some really beautiful wool for spinning. For a bit of background, I had the pleasure of helping out at Fleece and HarmonyContinue reading “The Weekly Wool – Fibre Prep”

Spring in the Makkin

As some of you may know, thanks to some encouragement from Liz at Good Fibrations, I’ve been experimenting away and learning to use a makkin belt. While the process is still rather slow going, I’m definitely getting the hang of it and have created a pattern to encourage me along with the process. Spring inContinue reading “Spring in the Makkin”