Practical Tips for The Unique Challenges Creative Mothers Face juggling their business and family.

In a marketplace flooded with mass-produced goods, handmade products offer a refreshing contrast. They carry a story, a human touch, and a level of quality that machines often cannot replicate. This post explores why handmade craftsmanship continues to captivate people and how it maintains its value in today’s fast-moving consumer culture.

This guide will provide you with essential tips for caring for your knits, ensuring they remain a cherished part of your collection.

Slow fashion and the processes involved in designing and creating a knitted tunic. There's a lot more to knitting than well, just knitting. Being inspired to create a design, knitting swatches prior to writing a pattern and hoping that the knitted version of your idea is as good as your vision.

Sometimes inspiration for a design comes from the most unusual places. Finding inspiration for a knitwear design.

Layering season is here! I do love this time of year, the changing landscape creates an abundance of colours and tones. It's also that time of year when it can be warm one minute and cold the next, brrr. We can also get the odd flurry of snow in the mountains... Living in the Highlands of Scotland you appreciate the benefits of layering clothes. Layering clothes can create a chic look, and it's so practical too! If you're a woman of a certain age, you will appreciate the be

I've got many happy childhood memories of beach combing with my gran and my dad. My neck cricking from always looking down to see what was at my feet. Picking up rocks to see what was hiding beneath. That love for 'little things' as not changed and you'll still find me on the seashore pottering around with my eyes to the ground around my feet. And just occasionally looking up to take in the views and the huge sky above me (the sky always looks much larger when you've been l

As a small business owner we have to wear many caps and with reluctance but knowing that my knitwear looks better if shown on a person I...