My Sister Knits has a charming sample of the Bliss-Bloss Shawl, designed by Ambah O’Brien. I was looking at it, thinking that I could never make it because it involved intarsia colorwork. Then I thought, “why not?”. Years ago I made a baby blanket that used a bit of intarsia andI wasn’t 100% pleased with the result. Rather than learning more about it, I’ve avoided it and how silly is that?

My Sister Knits is full of treasures! Often we stick to what we know and love which can become monotonous. To avoid monotony, there are lovely, noteworthy delights that await our discovery!

Oh my goodness, does My Sister Knits have a shawl for you! I saw this when I walked into the shop on Tuesday and immediately knew I had to write about it! I now want to drop the sweater I’m working on and cast on for this delectable beauty!

The crocuses are coming up in the garden at My Sister Knits! Spring brings happy colors and visions of evenings on the patio or deck when a light wrap might be needed.

A search of the shop shows an abundance of joyful spring colors in lightweight yarns. We have solids, tonals, variegated, and speckles to suit every taste.

Herbarium, designed by Lisa Hannes of maliha designs, is an eye catching shawl on display at My Sister Knits! Several of us have fallen in love with this stunning accessory and it’s at the top of our to-knit list as soon as the weather cools down.