As knitwear designers, we often work in quiet corners, sketching, swatching, knitting, and dreaming up new patterns. But growth doesn’t happen in isolation. In this Blog post, I’m sharing why collaborations have been one of the most transformative parts of my creative journey. Inspired by tips from Jenna Kutcher’s 880 podcast episode, I’ll walk you through how collaboration fuels creativity, builds community, and helps you reach new audiences, without ever losing your unique voice. Whether you’re just starting out or ready to expand, this is your gentle hint to build something beautiful, together.
My latest knitting pattern is inspired by the beauty of my hometown’s landscapes, the rolling hills and intricate farm patterns that surround me. Designed for intermediate knitters, this oversized scarf features engaging techniques like cables, lace, and slipped stitches, creating mesmerizing textures that come together row by row. Made with Blue Sky Fibers Woolstok Worsted, the pattern highlights the warmth and lightness of Fine Highland Wool, perfect for layering under a coat or over a sweater. Available in three colors, but equally stunning in two or one, this scarf is a versatile and timeless winter essential. Discover more about the design process and see it in action in Episode 21 of my podcast. Save the pattern on your Ravelry page,...
