I’ve got a long history on the internet so you can find me in ALL of these places:
- The Art of Accessories/I Am DWJ archive (my old blog)
- Professor DWJ (hey, I’m a professor!)
- Ravelry (let’s be friends!)
- Flickr (I like to take pictures)
A blog about knitting and things that bring me joy.
I’ve got a long history on the internet so you can find me in ALL of these places:
I am fairly new to your blog and I just love it!! you are one talented lady..keep on knitting and blogging and thank you!!
Thank you 🙂
Hello! May I ask you a question? I was looking up making a baby blanket for my niece and found your version of the fluffy brioche in grey and red. https://www.purlsoho.com/create/2013/03/21/fluffy-brioche-baby-blanket/ I was curious how that was done because it is something I like the look of. You mentioned you knitted two rows with red and then two rows with grey. And this would be the effect? Anyone other suggestions would be very helpful. Cheers, clara
Hi Clara, I did it a while ago so any notes are on my Ravelry page or the blog post about it but it’s just alternating colors. Nothing special.
Recently surfing through your blog and just had to drop you a line to let you know how much I am enjoying it!! Thanks for all the awesome content and keeping my Sunday joyfilled 😀 All the best from Canada,
-Teni
Thank you!! And welcome 🙂
What pattern and wool were used in your lovely sweater? (It was pictured in your latest blog post). Thank you. Jill
Madelinetosh in cosmic silver.
I’d love to interview you on my podcast Zestful Aging:https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/zestful-aging/id1344320689 We’re heard in 50 countries all over the world. You would be among some powerhouse guests. I’m a knitter, and I’ve interviewed the owner of WEBS–the largest yarn store in the US! It’s audio only and runs about 30 minutes. Thanks! Nicole Christina
I love your blog! And your sweaters! You are sooo inspiring 🙂 I have been knitting an embarrassingly long time for how bad I am! I took a beginner sweater class at my LYS years ago, it did not fit, and I’ve stayed far away from them ever since! 🙂 I think I’m recovered and would like to tackle it again. Where should I start? Would you recommend a book about sweater making? Do you have a favorite book or class? I want to make a sweater I know will fit and will not look terribly homemade. All your sweaters look so good on you 🙂
Thank you for your time and I look forward to hearing from you.
Holly
I have a sweater knitting series on the blog, you can search for it or read the posts here: https://yardsofhappiness.com/category/sweater-knitting-series/
Hi Dana – just wanted to wish you a happy birthday! On one of your last videos you mentioned August 30 is your birthday; I noted it because it is also my mother-in-law’s birthday. 😸 Best wishes for a fun day!
Thank you!! And happy birthday to your mother-in-law, clearly she’s a lovely lady. LOL