Whether you’re a chart-reading pro or just starting out, here are a few tried-and-true methods for tracking your repeats so you can knit wit

Blocking is the final step in lace knitting, but it’s also the moment where your hard work shines brightest. With the right care, your lace

These beautiful, sculptural cables are part of what gives the Clematis Scarf its signature trellis-like texture. They look complex, but once

In this post, we’ll walk through the process of knitting a 2/2/2 cable without a cable needle—step by step—so you can decide if this techniq

Some decrease methods naturally leave a softer edge—which can be lovely—but when you want sharp, sculpted lines, twisting your stitches can

This guide will walk you through the basics of reading lace and cable charts, so you can dive in with confidence!

Welcome to the Coastal Bloom Wrap Skirt resources page! This is your go-to hub for helpful links, technique tips, and customization ideas to support your stitching journey—from selecting your yarn to assembling squares and finishing the waistband. Whether you’re working with minis, leftovers, or a curated palette, these tools will help bring your wrap skirt to life with ease and joy.

If you're new to reading knitting charts—or just feeling a little intimidated by those grids of symbols—you’re not alone! Charts can look...

If you’ve never knit Half-Twisted Ribbing before, don’t worry—it’s much simpler than it sounds! In the Snapdragons Socks pattern, this stitch pattern plays a quiet but powerful role. It creates those lovely, slightly textured vertical lines that mimic snapdragon stems and help the socks hug your feet just right. ✨

I’m thrilled to finally share the release of my newest pattern—the Clematis Scarf! This design has been growing behind the scenes for quite some time, and I’m so excited to see it out in the wild, ready for your needles. If you’ve been craving a project that’s equal parts rhythmic and rewarding, with just enough challenge to keep things interesting, this is the one.