Meet Sarah from Ball Hank 'n Skein. :-)
Who is Sarah?
Who am I? Wow! That's a tough question. I like to think of myself is a good mom to two amazing little kids, I have a great husband, and we are living the good life here in the Pacific Northwest. I love to crochet and have been crocheting every day (except one day when I was really sick with the flu) since I learned! I'm constantly having crochet design ideas just pop into my head and I have a bunch just waiting for me to write down. I like thinking of ways to make something that looks complicated very simple and am always looking for ways to make my patterns as easy as possible.
Where do you find your inspiration?
My kids for sure! I love making them clothes, toys, blankets, hats, mittens, etc. I'm also so inspired by all the wonderful crafters and crocheters I have seen in the blogosphere. My very favorite crochet designers are Amanda Tipton for her ability to capture her creations on film (well, I guess it's on a memory card, but you know what I mean!), Tara Murray for her fun sense of style and her work ethic (she is just so prolific!), and Lisa VanKlavern for her cleverly written patterns.
What are you hooked on right now?
I love slippers!!! I have two slipper patterns out right now and have five more that I haven't yet written out. I just finished my "mandala house slipper" pattern that I love! I'm hosting a giveaway of the pattern on my blog right now. I'm also working on a super simple Fair Isle sweater that I'm really excited about. Again, I'm working on getting it to be as simple as possible but still have that intricate Fair Isle look.
Here is Sarah's new slipper pattern! Cute! She sent me the pattern, and although I haven't had the time to make them up yet it looks like a really well written and easy to follow pattern.
Here is the link to Sarah's giveaway:
All you have to do is follow her blog or like her facebook page (links up at the top) and comment on her giveaway blog post and she will pick out 3 winners on monday! Fun!
I have to share a picture from her blog of her Fair Isle Sweater in progress. I love it so far!!
And look at this picture of some of the cute things she sells on Etsy!
With tread! Smart! And so cute :-)
Thanks for sharing, Sarah and I wish you lots of success with your crocheting!
Thanks for sharing! I am in love with her stuff!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Katie! This was very fun.
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure! :-)
DeleteSarah is so talented, honest and funny. I absolutely adore her. Thanks for being so talented, honest and funny, Sarah!
ReplyDeleteGreat interview, too!
I wore Sarah's Trinity Cowl today and was so toasty in the Seattle freezing snow/rain! Thanks Sarah and keep 'em coming!
ReplyDeleteHands down the two cutest hats my daughter owns are made my Sarah. I have some cute booties from her too. But I have my eye on those slippers now. She is amazing. loved the interview
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