Progress is…

a."the movement forward or toward a place" b."the process of improving or developing something over a period of time" according to the Merriam -Webster Dictionary, and both definitions cover my way of thinking about this exciting journey that is the creation of new, beautiful things from scratch. For me, the means is yarn, needles and inspiration. For others, it …

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They may be tiny, but they are sooo great!

You know how it is...too many projects running, a test-knitting for the new pattern and already designing the next one, classes and research for future projects, housework and helping my 10+ year-old with the homework...pretty hectic, ha? Well, I can't complain... But then, I decided to go for a small "something for me" activity, a …

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“There are no words…” The story behind the Fiberlass Shawl!

Time to give you a hint as to the story behind my new “The Fiberlass Shawl” pattern! I ‘m currently working on the editing part of the pattern and will soon submit it for test knitting on Ravelry, I’ll let you know in case you’re interested in participating!

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…to express my gratitude to my Ravelry friends who have been standing by me for a whole year, ever since I created my Designer’s Group. Testing and tech-editing, knitting my new patterns and creating some really beautiful knits out of them, caring about what’s happening here, in Greece, and supporting me in times of joy and times of hardship. I really, really can’t thank them enough.

Today I was reminded once again of how true and supportive real friends can be, [even if we have never even met in flesh and blood so to speak], when I received the package of one of my most loyal Ravelry pals, a test-knitter to most of my designs, Pam or “fiberlass” as she is known to our community of knitters and crocheters. The timing couldn’t have been better, for tomorrow is the celebration of my Saint (Saint Mary) and that unexpected gift…

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My -free- Greek Valentine Cowl Pattern

...and, yes, you 're just in time to grab some yarn and knit one for your significant other! You need a small amount of yarn and a couple of hours, oh well, maybe three or four, in any case, this is an affordable luxury! Inspiration came while on a "brainstorming" study of traditional greek embroidery motifs. Among …

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