kingston cowl

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well, it finally happened here; the first snow sifted down most of yesterday, while the temperatures steadily dropped in the icy wind. there’s just one word for that—brrrrr. looks like i got that lining into my kingston cowl without a minute to spare. with its double-faced fabric and cozy cashmere insides, this single piece plus a thick […]

Contests and KALs

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Rhinebeck was yet again a magical experience. It made it even more fun with the Knitspot Rhinebeck contest. It was fun to pack up all my Knitspot knits, not knowing what I wanted to wear, and swapping out accessories all week long. I decided to brave the 11-hour trek with LOVe and a humongous coffee. But […]

silver cashmere linings

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when cold winter winds howl, what could be more cozy than a pipeline of soft, warm wool for tucking in one’s neck, face, and ears? hmm—maybe a cushy quilted cashmere or mink lining to sink into? silk will also add a nice layer of warmth and softness without weight, if that’s even easier to tolerate. […]

Fire!

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This time of year, there is nothing like a warm fire to ward off the chill. But sometimes, it’s not always practical to set in front of the fire all day. You need portable things to keep you warm. Well, we’ve got you covered… And in a fiery color… Anne designed Chiminea, Pyro, and Firestorm as luxury […]