Merryweather

Here is my take on a new pattern by the very talented Sandy Hunter.
Sandy explains the pattern here.

Inspired by a tea towel

 

Last month we had a lovely romantic weekend away at the gorgeous Karingal at Cygnet.  While there my attention was attracted by a tea towel with this pattern:

 

It was quickly deconstructed and is fun to draw.  I’ve called it Crosses - not a very exotic name I admit – because it is really just a combination of addition and multiplication signs.

New Tangle - Castle

Inspired by this tile I saw while seeking bathroom inspiration, a new tangle pattern was born.

Finn's suggested name is Castle.  Mark also suggested Hogwarts because it reminded him of the moving staircases in the Harry Potter movies.

Awesome

Tangles–Notebook Two

I really should date my tangles! I think this was from June and July 2012 – certainly around the time I first drew Knyt.

Tangling–Notebook One

I haven’t posted any tangles for a while and I have been filling up notebooks with them.  I started the first notebook halfway
through because I couldn’t face that scary first blank page, So some are from last winter and some from this summer.

Knytting at a whole new level

Very talented Australian artist Helen Williams has taken my knyt pattern and raised it to amazing heights!  Check it out on her blog
http://alittlelime.blogspot.com.au/2012/09/so-so-much-knyt-ing-my-hands-are-tired.html

and while you are there have a look at all her amazing work.