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New Webstore is online
How long has it been? Too long. All of my designs – books and single patterns – are available in single shopping cart. http://terrisheaknits.com/ I’ve added three new patterns: two wraps and one pair of mittens. More new designs are … Continue reading
What’s Wrong with Kate’s Dress?
As a handknitting designer, Conventional Wisdom dictates that you position yourself with either the craft market or the fashion market. This is a silly requirement, of course, because what we’re doing covers both sides. Most knitting designer blogs talk about … Continue reading
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I love you, Uncle Walter.
There are a few people you meet once, who change the direction of your life entirely. One of mine was my mother’s Uncle Walter. I must have been five years old or so, and he and his daughter Bonnie came … Continue reading
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I have not abandoned mittens.
Let me be clear on that. Mittens are not done. I will knit mittens for the rest of my life. Mittens are neat little succulent cookies of knitting. And to prove it, two new in-progress designs. Oslo, the proceeds of … Continue reading
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Brambles
My upcoming collection Botanica has a new member. Brambles is a many-use design. Wear it as a shrug, a wrap, or use as a lap or baby blanket. Rectangles are so useful, aren’t they? The design inspiration comes from the … Continue reading
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Lichen, Digital Publishing, etc.
Thanks for the thoughts, guys. I’m leaning toward going digital for Botanica. But BEFORE I DO. Remind me to finish the pattern for Eskimo! Need to get it to Piecework ASAP. And when that is out the door, I’ll get … Continue reading
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Digital publishing?
Is print still the best way to publish? I’m starting to wonder. The basement is full of books already, so to grow my business I need to either buy some warehousing, or change how I think about the product I … Continue reading
The Red Sweater
I have the hardest time coming up with creative design names. I can make a swatch, a sketch, write instructions, layout the page, but ask me to name the sweater and I choke. Such is life. This beauty has been … Continue reading
Books!
The first copies of Norwegian Knitting Design arrived today. My printer made a special 45 minute trip to deliver about 250 copies that I can ship to my retail buyers while we wait for the special ordered case boxes from … Continue reading
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Some actual spinning
Ok, so once I pulled out a wheel from the rubble known as my office-slash-studio? It already had a bobbin and a half of mystery wool on deck. So I finished that second bobbin and plied this hunk o’ gorgeousness. … Continue reading
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