If you’re an avid knitter, you may have already Michael Harrigan’s designs (Ravelry link) or eyed one with a plan to knit it. Completely understandable, I have felt that way too! I met Michael through the online knitting community and was... Continue reading →

Handcrafted can mean so many different things and represent a variety of methods and crafts, so I love when I encounter a combination of crafts in one talented maker. In this case, I’m talking about Sinéad O’Toole of DesignsBySinéad. You may... Continue reading →

In the latest interview with a maker in my ongoing series, we learn about Sharon Murphy and her creations in The Handmade Studio.ie. Her handcrafted work brings together bespoke design and vibrant colors for original items you’ll love in your life.... Continue reading →

I was delighted when Simone Nelson of 2bOrganic agreed to be interviewed for my blog. For the past year, I’ve been conducting and sharing interviews with small makers and artisans, you can read the other posts HERE. Simone and I first ‘met’ through... Continue reading →

Today’s guest post is from my friend Rebecca Wilova. I’m honoured to give her a platform to share tips on how Instagrammers and YouTubers can make their videos accessible to the deaf population. Note: I have interspersed still photo examples... Continue reading →

The focus of today’s interview is Patricia Shaw aka City Stitchette. She’s a New York-based independent knitwear designer who is fortunate enough to bundle up in her own designs while strolling Central Park. She actually has beautiful moments of NYC in... Continue reading →

We’ve all seen a majestic Redwood or spritely Aspen tree and admired the bark or wood, but it is rare to be able to work with wood to create something of everyday use. Gene Kelly does just that. In his... Continue reading →