Home of useful handknit items.
All products are made of natural fibers and many of our products are made with homespun and hand-dyed yarns. Please note that bags made with handspun would be more expensive due to the extra time it would take to spin. Our yarns are primarily wool, however cotton, mohair and alpaca are sometimes available.
The following are samples of my work. Not every item is immediately available, however my turnaround time is relatively quick. I prefer to make items based on your personal color tastes, so please ask what colors I have available. If I don't have what you want, I can get them.
The Blues, striped mittens
mittens start at $10.00
Tomato Red Hat with rainbow edging & matching mittens
Hats start at $25.00
Mango Tango Rolled brim hat & coordinating mittens
Very cool bucket bag
The larger bags take over 1 pound of yarn
and are labour intensive. They are priced from $100.00 and up. This one in particular was done with handspun wool.
Oval bottom shoulder bag with double straps
medium bags are priced between $60.00 and $70.00
Another oval bottom bag I made to auction to help a friend :-)
medium sized tote bag. This is made with handspun wool.
medium sized bucket bag. This is made with handspun wool. There is a pin on the flap.
large sized pleated tote bag. This is my diaper/gym bag.
Sarah's Sage hat trimmed with natural Alpaca and matching beaded bag.
Similar purse-type bags will be available
and will start at $30.00 and go up to $40.00
I like to use unique closures sometimes with vintage buttons or hand beaded ones, which has beads of the highest quality.
One nice thing I've found about these bags is they hold water. I had a water bottle in my gymbag that wasn't tight and the water pooled up at the bottom of the bag :-) I just hung it on the clothesline and it was dry in no time.
Infant and toddler slippers start
at $15.00 and childrens
and adult slippers are also available.
Sweaters!
Purple Aran sweater designed by yours truly
This is a cardigan sweater I made from dyed wool roving I got at the New Hampshire Fiber show on Mothers Day. It started out as a HUGE ball of wool and was eventually spun by me into a DK weight yarn. It's a jumble of fall-ish colors done in a basketweave pattern. It's got a v-neck, rolled edges and wooden buttons. When I purchased the roving it reminded me of tie-dye. What the yarn came out like is not what I anticipated at all! From start (spinning) to finish (knitting) it only took me about a month to do.
Holiday Stockings!
Stockings will not be available this holiday season.
I need to find patterns that are felted and
will update the page when that happens.
email me for more information!
