The very first yarn bouquet I made began in early 2016. Deciphering what I needed to do, in order to achieve what I wanted, was a slow process. There was a lot of problem solving. There was a lot of trial and error. I didn’t even know if it would Read more…
Knitting in paradise is something we all dream of. When we think of “paradise” our thoughts usually turn to golden sandy beaches, glistening azure seas, and glorious sun-drenched skies. Where is your knitting paradise?
The yarn bouquet all started in 2014. Little did I know at the time, that it would turn into what it means to me today. Earlier that year my now husband proposed to me, and I had said yes. A little time went by and we started looking at wedding Read more…
Over the years I’ve been given numerous tips to overcome lost knitting mojo, which I want to share with you today. Along with my all time favourite that always works for me.
Over the past few months, you will have seen several WIP photos of my potential wedding yarn bouquet on the Instagram feed. Totally unsure of what I was doing, and winging it the entire way, it worked out exceptionally well! And the FO flew all the way to Italy with Read more…
As many people start welcoming Autumn into their lives, and rejoice in the rich and deep colours of golden yellows, burnt oranges, crimson reds and cinnamon browns, here at Gradiance Yarns we are still indulging in custard creams, pretty pinks, and all things wedding coloured.
Continuing my love of lace knitting, here is the second part to my ten favourite patterns to encourage or inspire you on your knitting journey. 6 ~ Haruni by Emily Ross This pattern sat at the top of my Ravelry queue for quite a few years. I eventually cast on, and Read more…
Over the years lace knitting continues to pique my interest and keep my hands busy. I want to share with you my favourite patterns from that journey so far. Whether you are new to lace knitting, a seasoned pro, or stuck in a rut, maybe something here will inspire you.
When I talk amongst knitters there seems to be an over whelming percentage of knitters who really despise sewing up at the end. Some brave knitting warriors will be sewing in the ends as they go, but they don’t seem to be happy about it. So whether we are sewing up Read more…
I started reminiscing about when I began knitting all those years ago, and the things I know now that I wish I knew back then. Out of this I’ve come up with some tips for new knitters that I hope will help you be happier with the craft.