New yarn from Woolfolk is highlighted by a slouchy, cabled cardigan.

Two versions of this fuzzy, light-as-cloud pullover

Weaving stripes with Aster and Lichen Mallo Cotton

The fog rolls in . . .

Hiking the Upper Deschutes River Trail

Lupines blooming everywhere!

Dinners overlooking Scarborough Bay and quiet walks along Prout’s Neck Cliff Walk

The perfect everyday pullover, soft, easy drape, warm yet lightweight.

Beautiful colorwork with yarns from an indie dyer in South Africa, but yet again, a yoked sweater results in a poor and unflattering fit.

My initial attempts at weaving experiment with size, structure, and fiber.

Travels through the Tuscan countryside, the Cinque Terre, and along the Italian Riviera to Portofino.

A new pattern that combines yarns for a soft yet sturdy garment, with texture, cables, and a tunic length.

The Camden Coat is the final sewing pattern in By Hand Serial’s Return to Maine Collection. Thoughtful styling and details make this coat both functional and beautiful.

Another version of my Walk in the Woods Pullover, knit with two gorgeous naturally dyed yarns for a soft and rustic finish.

I had better luck with this Gregoria Fibers pattern, and I like the look of the stitch pattern and the fit of the wide-cuff sleeves.

The newest knitting pattern release for By Hand Serial’s Return to Maine Collection, the Welted Turtleneck is a beautiful study in form and texture.

The companion piece to the Acadia Duster, the Acadia Shift Dress features a loose, comfortable fit, with center pin tucks to provide a flattering drape.

My newest sewing pattern designed for By Hand Serial’s Return to Maine Collection, the Acadia Duster is so versatile! Wear it alone or as an overdress, sew it in everything from wool coating to drapey linen, wear it as a dress for more formal events, or dress it down over jeans or overalls. This one piece can fulfill so many roles in your wardrobe!