Some trips change your life in small, quiet ways. This wasn’t a journey for leisure or escape... it was one rooted in love, grief, and presence. I traveled home to Colombia with my daughter to be with my family as we prepared to say goodbye to my grandmother. There was no agenda, no knitting checklist, just the hope of being together through it all. Though I brought a small project with me, a second Ranunculus sweater for myself, the real story of this month lives in the moments between stitches: the conversations, the stillness, the laughter through tears. This post is a reflection on what it means to knit through life’s tender seasons, and how even a single row can...
Dear Fellow Knitters, I am thrilled to introduce my latest knitting pattern release: The Canterbury Cowl. This Fair Isle design holds a special place in my heart, as it is deeply inspired by one of the cherished drawings from my husband when we were dating. As I poured over his artwork, I was struck by the intricate lines and patterns, which transported me back to the early days of our relationship. Combining this personal inspiration with elements that remind me of the vibrant culture and beauty of Colombia, I transformed these ideas into a captivating fair isle design. The Design: A Twisted Cowl Knit in Three Colors This design is a twisted cowl, knit in three complementary colors using the...
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,...
The Eduardo Hat holds a special place in my heart, inspired by my late Uncle Eduardo, who passed away in 2014. He was more than just an uncle—he was like a father to me. His deep love for his Colombian roots and culture, with its vibrant music, flavorful food, and rich traditions, shaped who he was. I wanted to remember him through this design. The hat features a Fair Isle pattern, representing his colorful way of life and heritage. With two versions—one in two colors for simplicity, and another in four colors for more experienced knitters—it’s a piece that invites knitters of all skill levels to explore the beauty of Fair Isle while remembering the warmth and joy of a...
