Introducing “The River Run Cowl” and “The Peaks and Valleys Cowl.” Both can be bought from my Ravelry store, along with all of our other patterns. So cast on a new great project today!!
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Introducing “The River Run Cowl” and “The Peaks and Valleys Cowl.” Both can be bought from my Ravelry store, along with all of our other patterns. So cast on a new great project today!!
This pattern is named “The Layla Beanie” because it was our dog Layla who was first spotted knitting it and we call her “Layla Bean.” It’s a classic pattern and knits up fast. Great for making one for yourself and one for someone else!
Pattern can be purchased in my Ravelry shop.
Here it is… Drum Roll Please……
Announcing The Keep Calm Cowl
New pattern released today and for sale right now! I am so proud and excited about this cowl. It uses Knits All Done’s exclusive Zen Yarn Garden “Keep Calm Keith” yarn. You can purchase the pattern at my Ravelry store or the whole kit with the yarn at www.knitsalldone.com.
Keep calm and knit on!
My name is Lexi Parisse and I’m a fiber artist and beekeeper. It all began at the Fashion Institute of Technology, where I received a BFA specializing in knitwear. After college I went to work in the NYC fashion industry as an assistant designer, then a design and sales consultant for the largest knitting machine manufacturer in the world, Shima Seiki. While working at Shima, I took a drop spindle class and I was hooked. Now, not only could I create a garment using yarn but I could also create the yarn too! I needed to dive deeper into my new obsession so I decided to leave my job within the fashion industry, move to Long Island and work on a fiber farm. It’s one thing to work with amazing fiber but it’s another thing to work with the animals that provide it to you. Now I am starting a new adventure in my life. I want to not only create and sell beautiful fiber and bee-related products but I want to educate people on bees and the fiber arts as well.
Check out our store for a selection of drop spindle kits, hand spun yarn, bath and beauty products, hand-dyed fiber and more! Enjoy!!
