Elizabeth Margaret

I did need this reminder, especially that there will be someone else there to take the baton from me.

This is beautiful, but it's way over exposed, that's why it's so gray and not black. You'll need to lower the exposure, most smart phones have a way to do this if that's what you're using. You can also try soft natural indoor light from a window vs being outside (although I'm not sure what you did!)

Thank you! Candace and the girls are good now, I'm still the question mark because I have some symptoms but haven't felt really sick.

I need editing. My college courses have a discussion board where you also can not edit and it is like the highest stakes messaging I've ever done.

I'm so sorry, we have the flu going through the house here now.

🥰🥰🥰 I wish I was there!

All of my patterns are named after real women. These women either faced unjust persecution, or made strides for a better world.

This pattern is named after Margot de La Barre, one of the first women executed for witchcraft in Europe.

Her story is told in the pattern Margot's Love Potion.

Margot's Love Potion is live! She's a beginner-friendly, top-down, raglan. PLUS save 20% on all of our patterns with code HAPPYUNBIRTHDAY

Featured here is @camelliafiberco.bsky.social Serene Merino Aran in the colorway Evergreen.

Buy the pattern on our website, or here on Ravelry: bit.ly/3EhKNaw

A white woman with dark hair in a squishy dark green 3/4 sleeve hand knit raglan sweater leans against a robin's egg blue exterior wall with white trim.

Margot's Love Potion, top-down, seamless, raglan, Aran weight, and you can knit your own on Tuesday!

I've got a new sweater pattern coming next week, to be honest I'm so nervous about how to reach folks on socials right now. Fellow #knitting and #crochet industry folks, what are your thoughts?

Thanks for the welcome! 💗💗

Absolutely gorgeous

Happy Birthday!

Oh gosh I've just found out you can't edit these posts. Proofreading my posts, a new journey 🤣

A white woman in sweats and a knit beanie sits on the edge of a seawall with her Frenchie, watching the sunrise.

My family wear a lot of Musselburgh hats in my family. Mostly meaning I've knit at least five for Candace and the girls.

At least I get to borrow one myself with so many around!

Do you have a trusty hat pattern?

This is so true and it's a difficult choice to navigate. I've seen folks steadily deleting IG which means I'm not sure if my next pattern will reach the same amount of people!

I'm here, I'm queer, I'm trying to get used to it (Blue.sky)