The second part of a short series exploring the relationship between maths and knitting, all via my professional practice as a knitwear designer.
Author: Natalie in Stitches
I design easy to follow and relaxing knitting patterns for lace sweaters, cable sweaters, shawls, cowls, and the occasional scarf - ideal for summer knitting projects, winter knitting projects and building an inspiring wardrobe. I am also a qualified teacher and share my favourite sewing tips, tricks and techniques on my blog, where you can also find advice on designing knitwear and sewing pattern reviews.
Knitwear Design and Applied Maths, part 1
The first part of a short series exploring the relationship between maths and knitting, all via my professional practice as a knitwear designer.
Blog on pause for August
A very quick one to say that I’m taking a break this month, but I wanted to leave you with a few interesting things to read: Stephanie Steele’s sustainability and textiles blog – there is SO much to dig into, I can’t keep it short! Start anywhere you like and enjoy her thoughts and words;…
The Shape of Things to Come, part 2
Why designers need to be more explicit about the body shapes they design for – not just the sizing range You can read Part 1 of this series here. Our systems and models are changing. As we continue in the direction of more community-oriented businesses, where designers have a closer and more personal connection with…
Clothing Patterns or Clothing Recipes?
Should we be referring to sewing and knitting patterns as recipes instead? Does the word ‘recipe’ do a better job of capturing their essence?
Review | Offset Warehouse tencel satin X Deer and Doe Myosotis
My review of Offset Warehouse’s tencel satin, which became a twirly gown thanks to the Deer and Doe Myosotis pattern.