Ever since I was a kid, I’ve been deeply creative, often disappearing down various crafty rabbit holes and enjoying every minute of it. Knitting is the one that stuck, and it’s now my chosen creative medium. Choosing More Than Just a Sweater When I choose a knitting design now, the options feel endless. Between Ravelry knitting patterns, Instagram, TikTok, and Pinterest, there’s an overflow of inspiration for knitwear and outfit ideas. With all that inspiration, how do I narrow it… Read more »
Posts Tagged: Handknit
Making Intentions
It has been a quiet start to 2026, while I focus on intentional creativity. At the end of last year, I pulled out every single thing I had ever handmade, and I culled ruthlessly! It was a totally cathartic experience, and I am so happy that I took the time to do it. Many handknit garments and shawls that I hardly used anymore were donated to a local women’s shelter and these pieces have gone on to bring comfort to… Read more »
Cardigan Obssession
I was recently having a conversation about whether blogging is “dead” and how it seems less relevant in contrast to the exciting world of engaging, short-form content on social media platforms. It got me thinking about this space here at Rambling Roses Design, where I love sharing my thoughts and my passion for celebrating handmade, slow fashion. My blog content is definitely uber niche. Visual, short-form content is what most people gravitate toward these days. Still, writing about my crafting… Read more »
Calm Down Tee
The Calm Down Tee – a good summer knit.
Tee Stack
Adding to my summer handknit collection!
An April Cardigan For April
The April Cardigan that I spoke about recently is done, and it is a perfect piece for spring. This cardigan was in my WIP pile for ages as I got distracted by other knits. I am so glad I finished it because we have the perfect spring weather for me to put this garment to good use. This cardigan pattern by PetiteKnit has a V-neck, saddle shoulders, and contiguous sleeves. The top part of the body then goes on to… Read more »
Finish Line… Almost!
I am so glad cardigans were invented because this item of clothing is perfect for the shoulder seasons. I have had the April Cardigan by Petiteknit in my knitting basket for ages, and I have been working on it on and off over the past little while. The slow process of creating this garment has been so enjoyable and I’m eager to be able to wear it soon. This design has some interesting elements that I have never knit before…. Read more »
FIX OR FROG
Don’t be afraid to rip out your knitting!
Coloring Book Tee But Make It A Sweater
When the leaves turned last November, I had the urge to cast on something to celebrate pumpkin spice season. The perfect autumnal color “Rust” in Knitting for Olive was in my yarn stash and I decided that it had to become a sweater. I went to Instagram and Ravelry to look for inspiration and of course, there are a bajillion options. I have followed Aimee Sher and their wearable design portfolio for a while now. Aimee specializes in great fit… Read more »
Rita Vest
Gorgeous October is here with its beautiful fall colours and crisp autumn weather. The beginning of cozy season is always a wonderful shift. As a creative person who enjoys curating a handmade wardrobe using slow fashion, this is especially an inspiring time of year. It’s called Sweater Weather for a reason! Kicking off my seasonal handmade creations with a cozy vest. This slipover/vest called Rita, is a pattern that was released in Wardrobe Toolbox. This is a subscription platform of… Read more »
