The story behind Stitch Obsession, and Ruby, who writes and tests every pattern on the shelf.
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Book covers sit in an odd corner of my collection, between garments and home decor. This one earns its spot. It's practical…
Every collector's shelf has a spot for the dependable textured scarf. This one earns it with a raised FPdc pattern that reads…
This waist bag sits in the small-accessory drawer of my pattern collection, next to pouches and pencil cases. It is not a…
Every notebook needs a bag entry eventually. This one earns its place for being built, not just worked in rounds. Two flat…
I keep a drawer for small, finished things, and this stack belongs there. It's not a sweater project. It's three narrow bands…
This one lives in the everyday-basics corner of my hat shelf. It sits next to the slouchy ones and the brimmed ones.…
Mesh bags sit in a useful corner of my collection. They are not fussy showpieces, they are the thing you grab on…
A 30x30 grid panel like this one sits somewhere between a swatch and a statement piece. It's the kind of project collectors…
In my collection, wall hangings sit apart from sweaters and amigurumi. They don't need to fit anyone. This leaf piece belongs with…
Every notebook needs a few projects that aren't fussy. This headband is one of mine. No shaping to track, no increases to…
Every notebook needs a plain pullover in it. This is the page I turn to when I want a sweater that doesn't…
This tote lands in my notebook under simple shapes with a twist. I like pieces that start as plain rectangles then earn…