I taught myself to knit my sophomore year of college on a whim, after seeing a Doctor Who scarf that someone had knit for a friend and deciding that I needed one. I bought my first knitting book when I ordered spring textbooks, knit two dishcloths, and then started on a pair of socks and a lace stole. I finally knit my Fourth Doctor Scarf almost four years later. I like to describe myself as a "knit first, ask questions later" kind of knitter. I'll try anything at least once, and I love learning new techniques.
My design work centers around the operating principle of "Why the Hell Not." I focus mainly on exploring color and combining different elements into pieces that are charming to knit and and feel good to wear. I firmly believe that knitting should be enjoyable, and that your knitted garments and accessories should be able to fit into your existing wardrobe, so I try to make all my designs fun, charming, and easy to wear.
Black lives matter. I am committed to anti-racism work and dismantling the institution of white supremacy. I will not tolerate any language that targets or insults any race, gender, sexuality, religion, disability, or mental illness on this blog or any of my social media pages.
My design work centers around the operating principle of "Why the Hell Not." I focus mainly on exploring color and combining different elements into pieces that are charming to knit and and feel good to wear. I firmly believe that knitting should be enjoyable, and that your knitted garments and accessories should be able to fit into your existing wardrobe, so I try to make all my designs fun, charming, and easy to wear.
Black lives matter. I am committed to anti-racism work and dismantling the institution of white supremacy. I will not tolerate any language that targets or insults any race, gender, sexuality, religion, disability, or mental illness on this blog or any of my social media pages.
Email: katlriddell@gmail.com
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