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,...
As the chill of winter fades and Spring starts to fill the air, I find myself drawn to refreshing my home decor with handmade pieces. There's something special about adding a touch of warmth and creativity to my living space, especially with pieces that showcase timeless designs and captivating textures. When Hobbii approached me to design a pattern for their #hobbiihomeiswhereyourcraftis campaign, I knew exactly the type of piece I wanted to create. Inspiration Behind The Meadow Hand Towel The Meadow Hand Towel features a delicate design that I have admired for quite some time because of its intricate beauty, and I wanted to translate that admiration into a practical yet elegant piece for the home. The...
In this blog post, I'd like to share a bit more about the inspiration behind the Esteban Beanie and how it came to be. The Esteban Beanie is a companion to the Esteban Cowl, a pattern I released in 2023. The design process for the beanie was deeply personal for me, as it allowed me to reflect on my roots in Colombia.
